Supply chains underpin almost every aspect of modern life, from food and clothing to healthcare, energy and technology. In recent years, global disruptions – including pandemics, geopolitical instability and climate-related events – have exposed how vulnerable many supply chains are. At the same time, organisations face increasing pressure to improve sustainability, transparency, and ethical sourcing while maintaining efficiency and economic viability. This project challenges to explore how supply chains can be redesigned to be more resilient, responsible and future-ready. How might organisations better anticipate, absorb and respond to disruption? Could digital technologies such as data analytics, artificial intelligence or blockchain improve visibility, coordination and decision-making across complex supply networks? How can efficiency be balanced with environmental and social responsibility? What information is critical for building trust and resilience within supply chains? When considering interactions between suppliers, manufacturers, logistics providers, and consumers, where should the change start to create the biggest impact? How can risks be identified earlier and managed more effectively? What role can innovation play in reducing environmental impact while supporting long-term economic growth? The outcomes of this project could help shape how organisations, industries and governments approach supply chain strategy in an increasingly uncertain world, with relevance across multiple sectors and disciplines.