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Explore how evolving policies and regulations shape supply chain strategy, risk management, and regenerative sourcing, turning compliance into a strategic advantage.

  • Understand how policy shifts affect decisions, risk, and overall supply chain strategy.
  • Learn how proactive engagement and compliance can mitigate risk and create new opportunities.
  • Discover how companies can influence or adapt to policy changes to enhance resilience and maintain competitive advantage.

Author:

Christine Muller

Head of Competence Centre on Modelling CC-MOD
European Commission

Christine Muller

Head of Competence Centre on Modelling CC-MOD
European Commission

Author:

Edith Tea

Environment & Climate Change Specialist (Tony's Open Chain)
Tony's Chocolonely

Edith Tea

Environment & Climate Change Specialist (Tony's Open Chain)
Tony's Chocolonely

Author:

Hande Günaçtı

Director of Climate and Sustainability Impact
Doktar

Hande Gunacti is the Director of Climate and Sustainability Impact at Doktar, with 10 years of experience leading cross-functional programs across agriculture-focused supply chains. Her expertise centers on turning sustainability commitments into practical, measurable programs that strengthen resilience, support long-term procurement, and deliver credible environmental outcomes. 

Before joining Doktar, she worked in telecommunications and international development, leading transformation programs, executive reporting, and large-scale multi-stakeholder project delivery.

Her work focuses on regenerative agriculture and water stewardship. In regenerative agriculture, she designs and manages programs that help supply chains transition toward more resilient production systems in response to climate change, while creating opportunities for carbon removals and broader environmental benefits. In water stewardship, she develops programs based on the understanding that while water risk is global in impact, it must be addressed locally, particularly in agricultural systems where farmers and corporates often depend on the same shared resources.   

At Doktar, Hande leads multi-country programs across Europe, MENA, and Australia, working with global companies across food, beverage, and technology sectors. Her work integrates digital tools such as remote sensing, IoT, and data-driven analytics into field-level operations and sustainability reporting to make environmental action more scalable and verifiable.     

She holds an M.Sc. in Corporate Sustainability and Environmental Management from the University of York, an M.Sc. in Urban Policy Planning, and a B.S. in Sociology from Middle East Technical University.

Hande Günaçtı

Director of Climate and Sustainability Impact
Doktar

Hande Gunacti is the Director of Climate and Sustainability Impact at Doktar, with 10 years of experience leading cross-functional programs across agriculture-focused supply chains. Her expertise centers on turning sustainability commitments into practical, measurable programs that strengthen resilience, support long-term procurement, and deliver credible environmental outcomes. 

Before joining Doktar, she worked in telecommunications and international development, leading transformation programs, executive reporting, and large-scale multi-stakeholder project delivery.

Her work focuses on regenerative agriculture and water stewardship. In regenerative agriculture, she designs and manages programs that help supply chains transition toward more resilient production systems in response to climate change, while creating opportunities for carbon removals and broader environmental benefits. In water stewardship, she develops programs based on the understanding that while water risk is global in impact, it must be addressed locally, particularly in agricultural systems where farmers and corporates often depend on the same shared resources.   

At Doktar, Hande leads multi-country programs across Europe, MENA, and Australia, working with global companies across food, beverage, and technology sectors. Her work integrates digital tools such as remote sensing, IoT, and data-driven analytics into field-level operations and sustainability reporting to make environmental action more scalable and verifiable.     

She holds an M.Sc. in Corporate Sustainability and Environmental Management from the University of York, an M.Sc. in Urban Policy Planning, and a B.S. in Sociology from Middle East Technical University.

Learn how companies effectively communicate the strategic, financial, and risk-management benefits of regenerative agriculture to secure executive support and board-level buy-in.

 

Author:

Sophie Robins

Technical Lead - Food Systems UK & Europe
Forum for the Future

Sophie Robins

Technical Lead - Food Systems UK & Europe
Forum for the Future