An event hits, who's affected? How exposed are your suppliers to climate resilience risks? Are their business continuity plans sufficient? Evaluate this and more in one due diligence platform.
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Houthis carry out missile and drone attacks on King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh
Your supplier sites
1 supplier site inside the affected area
At the strike site · 1.2 km
14 km from the strike site · not affected
Evaluate a supplier on every aspect of resilience, from whether the topic is inherently risky with the supplier, to the positive actions they're taking to manage the risk, to the incidents that have hit them before. Customize and tailor the assessment and scoring to your business priorities.
Resilience (9 parameters)
Assesses whether the supplier's digital operations are being disrupted, including ransomware, cyberattacks, ERP outages, network outages, and system outages. The destination for cyber-driven operational disruption per the framework's scope boundaries; preventive cyber controls live in the Cybersecurity package.
Monitor your suppliers in real time across events breaking in news or specific disaster and alerts systems. More importantly, rigorously analyse every event to find the needle in the haystack you need to focus on: proximity to the event, relevance to the event based on operations and industry, severity of the event and relevance to your purchases, and much more.
Some disruptions follow the company rather than a location: ransomware on its ERP, a strike across its plants, a new sanctions listing, a recall. Responsibly screens global news for every supplier you add, tags each story to the resilience parameter it affects, and groups follow-up coverage into one incident. You review it once, close it with one task, or engage supplier for more information or corrective actions directly from the platform.
AssistantHave you assessed the climate resilience physical risk to your own operations? If yes, what were the results and what's your business continuity plan for managing it?
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Borealis has assessed physical climate risks to its operations through targeted studies and integrated risk management frameworks. According to the Group Annual Report 2025 File aa38154f, the company commissioned a site-level climate risk study that evaluated hazards such as extreme temperatures, drought, wildfire, and flooding across 17 production sites using scenarios ranging from RCP 2.6 to RCP 8.5 for the 2030, 2050, and 2070 timeframes.
Assessment results
While the assessment concluded that physical climate-related risks are not currently considered material to the Group's overall financial position, specific site-level vulnerabilities were identified:
Business continuity & management plan
Borealis manages these risks through a centralized Resilience Standard, which integrates incident, emergency, and business continuity management:
Sources: File aa38154fGroup Annual Report 2024
Events tell you who got hit. Continuity evidence tells you who will recover. Responsibly collects it from three places and asks the supplier only for what it can't find.
Every supplier inherits risk from where it operates and what it makes. Responsibly links each supplier's countries and industry to established risk indices for every resilience parameter, such as the World Bank Logistics Performance Index for logistics or the WorldRiskIndex for natural disasters. Use it to decide which suppliers need a continuity plan, or a second source, before the next event.
