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The German Supply Chain Due Diligence Act (GSCDDA), formally called the Lieferkettensorgfaltspflichtengesetz (LkSG), requires businesses to respect human rights and environmental standards across their global supply chains. Global PCCS helps companies build structured due diligence procedures across operations and supply networks.
The German Supply Chain Due Diligence Act (GSCDDA), formally called the Lieferkettensorgfaltspflichtengesetz (LkSG), is a German law designed to ensure businesses respect human rights and environmental standards across their global supply chains.
It requires in-scope companies to identify, prevent and address human rights and environmental risks throughout their own operations and their supply chains — from direct suppliers through to more remote tiers where risk is elevated.
Global PCCS supports companies with LkSG compliance assessment, human rights and environmental risk evaluation, policy and procedure development, risk mitigation, grievance mechanisms, supplier assessment, documentation and reporting, and awareness training.
Talk to a GSCDDA expert →GSCDDA compliance is our craft. From gap review and risk evaluation to policy formulation, supplier engagement, grievance mechanisms and annual reporting — we combine deep regulatory knowledge with practical, on-time delivery so your supply chain due diligence stands up to scrutiny.
Focused experience assessing global supply chains against German LkSG and GSCDDA requirements.
Gap review, risk evaluation, policy formulation, grievance mechanisms, supplier engagement and reporting — all under one roof.
We identify human rights and environmental risks early, before they become compliance findings or reputational damage.
Every service is designed to protect your ability to operate and supply into the German and wider EU market.
Proven workflows save clients an average of 2–3 months in annual compliance efforts.
Supply chain tiers mapped, high-risk suppliers assessed, and corrective action plans implemented across our client base.
Build structured due diligence procedures aligned with the German Supply Chain Due Diligence Act.
Map and assess up to 3–5 supply chain tiers for deeper visibility into upstream operations.
Identify and assess high-risk suppliers for human rights and environmental risks.
Support mitigation strategies and facilitate supplier corrective action plans.
Clients typically save an average of 2–3 months in annual GSCDDA due diligence and reporting efforts.
Proactive GSCDDA services contributed to an estimated 90% reduction in potential non-compliance fines and reputational damage risks.
The German Supply Chain Due Diligence Act (GSCDDA), or Lieferkettensorgfaltspflichtengesetz (LkSG), is a German law requiring businesses to respect human rights and environmental standards across their global supply chains, with mandatory risk assessment, mitigation and reporting obligations.
Companies headquartered or with a significant presence in Germany above defined employee thresholds, and companies elsewhere in the world whose products or components feed into a German company's supply chain.
Risks such as forced labour, child labour, unsafe working conditions, discrimination, and environmental harms including hazardous waste handling and pollution across a company's own operations and its supply chain.
In-scope companies must publish a mandatory annual public report documenting the due diligence measures taken, risks identified, and actions implemented to address human rights and environmental risks in their supply chains.
Yes — we assist in establishing a transparent, accessible, and equitable complaint handling system as required by the legislation.
By outsourcing intricate GSCDDA due diligence and reporting processes to us, clients typically save an average of 2–3 months in annual compliance efforts.
Partner with Global PCCS for LkSG compliance assessment, human rights and environmental risk evaluation, supplier assessment, corrective action planning, grievance mechanisms, reporting, and training.