Food Security
Resilience and Risk in Global Supply Chains: A Systemic Review from Network Structure to Climate and Geopolitics
This report examines the complex network structure and risk concentration of global supply chains from a systemic perspective, analyzes how climate change and geopolitics become risk multipliers, and discusses long-term strategies for building more resilient agricultural and food supply chains.
Resilience and Risk in Global Supply Chains: A Systemic Review from Network Structure to Climate and Geopolitics
The global supply chain is the economic artery connecting the world, but its high degree of interconnectedness also brings structural fragility. Traditional risk management methods often focus on single links or direct trade relationships, while the current challenge lies in understanding how risks accumulate and evolve throughout the entire multi-layered production network.
Systemic Understanding of Risk: Network Rather Than Chain
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