Today's value chain models are not fit for the volatile future we face - but they can reconfigured to drive just and regenerative outcomes, writes Forum for the Future's Hannah Cunneen
In a world where many industries have prioritised short-term profit maximisation and supply chain optimisation above other priorities, the idea of reconfiguring value chains might seem like a daunting...
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