Supply chains in Flanders are largely linear, fragmented, and vulnerable, with limited collaboration across sectors. Many companies want to transition to sustainable and circular practices but face barriers such as lack of data, unclear incentives, regulatory complexity, and difficulty in scaling pilots into systemic change. The Green Deal by the Flemish Government (Vlaamse Overheid) seeks to address these challenges by bringing diverse actors together, identifying shared needs, and creating a framework that accelerates sustainable supply chain practices across the region.

In this live ongoing project, our role is to act as a strategic facilitator and connector between government, businesses, and institutions by mapping the landscape, engaging stakeholders, synthesizing insights, and co-designing a shared Green Deal framework that turns ambition into concrete commitments and inspiring use cases. Along the way, we continue to align diverse perspectives and balance ambition with feasibility in order to turn a shared vision into concrete action.

Vlaamse Overheid is the regional government of Flanders, responsible for shaping policies on economy, environment, education, mobility, and welfare. It is also the public authority commissioning and facilitating the Green Deal on sustainable supply chains.