DiliCHANCE MineralTrail Tool: A simple way to strengthen sustainability due diligence
DiliCHANCE MineralTrail Tool: A simple way to strengthen sustainability due diligence
A free, guided tool that gives companies practical recommendations to strengthen their sustainability due diligence.
Location: International
Developed within: DiliCHANCE
Development led by: EIT RawMaterials, in collaboration with DiliCHANCE project partners WWF, WRFA, Levin Sources and WU.
For companies navigating sustainability due diligence, understanding their current practices can be complicated – and identify what to strengthen next can be even harder.
The DiliCHANCE MineralTrail Tool, developed within the DiliCHANCE project under the leadership of EIT RawMaterials, is designed to make that process simpler. The free digital tool allows companies to understand their current sustainability due diligence practices and receive actionable, practical recommendations based on their responses.
Rather than simply showing companies where they stand, the MineralTrail Tool points them towards specific areas for improvement and relevant explanations, resources and tools – giving businesses a clear next step for strengthening their due diligence practices.
What the MineralTrail Tool offers
- A guided journey structured around six modules based on the OECD 6-step due diligence framework for Responsible Business Conduct
- The process takes approximately 2-20 minutes to complete., with the option to complete all six or focus on selected areas
- No requirement to upload supporting evidence or provide your company name
- Actionable and practical recommendations highlighting areas where due diligence practices can be strengthened
- Relevant explanations, resources and tools to help companies put recommendations into practice
- Free access for companies looking to understand and strengthen their sustainability due diligence practices
Mineral Trail is designed as an improvement and learning tool. It does not provide certification, verification or compliance approval.
It forms part of the wider DiliCHANCE project, which brings together expertise from business, science and civil society to make mineral supply chain due diligence more practical and accessible.
