PbN推出免费工具导航器,迎接EUDR实施倒计时
欧盟零毁林法案(EUDR)将于2026年12月30日进入针对大型和中型运营商的执法阶段,Preferred by Nature正式推出“追溯工具导航器”(Traceability Tools Navigator,简称TTN)。这是一个免费的、供应商中立的平台,让企业可以并排比较各类数字供应链追溯工具。
此次发布的是追溯工具导航器(TTN)完整版。作为一个公共在线平台,TTN旨在为快速扩张的数字追溯、尽职调查和供应链风险评估工具市场带来清晰度。
相比此前的测试版,完整版迈出了重要一步:修订后的功能框架、更强的网站筛选与比较功能、整合进平台的工具验证,以及一个专门的TTN知识中心,帮助用户理解追溯概念和工具声明。
如今,企业面临越来越大的压力:需要弄清产品来自哪里、评估毁林与法律风险,并在复杂的供应链中交换可靠数据。大量SaaS工具应运而生,提供追溯与风险评估服务。然而,对工具使用者而言,这样的生态并不容易驾驭,因为他们未必清楚自己的具体需求,也不知道如何最好地比较现有服务。
对此,TTN通过一种中立、结构化并且操作简单的方式,帮助用户探索、筛选和比较各类工具。修订后的框架清晰地按照类别来组织工具信息,包括工具范围、数据治理、互操作性、数据采集、追溯、数据分析,以及财务透明度或利益分享功能。
与一次性的扫描或高层级目录不同,TTN基于由专家制定的框架提供深入的工具信息。它被设计成一个“活的资源”,而非静态快照。随着追溯工具生态演变,工具档案、功能和指引会持续更新。TTN还进一步区分独立验证的信息与工具方自行披露的信息,为用户比较解决方案提供更可靠的基础。
“工具使用者和利益相关方需要的是实用的指导,而不是更多困惑,”Preferred by Nature全球追溯负责人Tobias Stäuble表示。“TTN完整版帮助用户从宽泛的问题走向实际的比较:这个工具做什么、支持哪些使用场景,以及哪些工具功能已经过Preferred by Nature的独立验证。”

完整版有哪些新内容
- 修订后的框架:更精简、更清晰、更实用的功能类别,帮助用户理解工具范围与差异。修订后的框架范围专注于与毁林和转换风险相关的使用场景,同时仍为工具提供商留出空间,说明其完整服务范围。
- 增强的筛选与比较功能:用户可按工具类型、商品、使用场景和详细框架功能进行筛选,然后将选中的工具并排比较。针对典型使用场景预设的筛选组合,帮助用户厘清自身需求。
- 工具验证整合进平台:经过验证的工具会被标记,用户可切换到“已验证”视图,只查看由Preferred by Nature独立核验的信息。
- TTN知识中心:提供指引、追溯术语表、框架说明、案例研究和验证方法,帮助深入了解全球追溯生态。
这个导航器的工具简介基于工具提供商所提供的结构化信息,并清晰区分自行披露的信息与可获得的独立验证信息。
该平台尤其适合从事森林风险商品相关工作的主体,如木材、棕榈油、大豆、可可、橡胶、咖啡和牛肉/皮革,也适合正在准备或实施EUDR等尽职调查要求的组织。
The initiative is led by Preferred by Nature, with strategic support from World Wildlife Fund (WWF) and input from ISEAL and other stakeholders. The project was made possible thanks to a grant from the ISEAL Innovations Fund, supported by the Swiss State Secretariat for Economic Affairs (SECO) and UK International Development from the UK government.
该项目由Preferred by Nature牵头,世界自然基金会(WWF)提供战略支持,ISEAL及其他利益相关方提供意见。项目实现得益于ISEAL创新基金提供的资助,该基金由瑞士经济事务国务秘书处(SECO)和英国政府国际发展部门支持。
用户可以在TTN上做什么
- 查看用于追溯、尽职调查、风险评估和地理空间监测的数字工具;
- 按用户需求、商品、使用场景和功能筛选工具;
- 使用修订后的功能框架比较工具;
- 查看工具信息是自行披露还是经过Preferred by Nature验证的;
- 访问TTN知识中心,获取关于追溯概念、框架类别和验证的指引。
封面图片:印度尼西亚楠榜的一位可可小农户,正在参与Preferred by Nature与其他利益相关方合作实施的项目。
“Tool users and stakeholders need practical guidance, not more confusion,” said Tobias Stäuble, Global Traceability Lead at Preferred by Nature. “The full version of TTN helps users move from broad questions to practical comparisons: what a tool does, which use cases it supports, and which tool functions have been independently verified by Preferred by Nature.”
What is new in the full version
- A revised framework: fewer, clearer and more practical feature categories help users understand tool scope and differentiation. The revised framework has a narrower scope, focusing on deforestation and conversion risk-related use cases while still offering tool providers space to communicate their full scope of services.
- Enhanced filtering and comparison: users can filter by tool type, commodity, use case and detailed framework features, then compare selected tools side by side. Pre-configured filter sets for typical use cases help users understand their needs.
- Tool verification integrated into the platform: verified tools are flagged, and users can switch to a verified view to only see information independently checked by Preferred by Nature.
- A TTN Knowledge Hub: guidance, traceability glossary, framework explanations, case studies and verification methodology provide deep insights into the global traceability ecosystem
The navigator includes tool profiles based on structured information provided by tool providers, with a clear distinction between self-disclosed information and independently verified information where available.
The platform is particularly relevant for actors working with forest-risk commodities, such as timber, palm oil, soy, cocoa, rubber, coffee and beef/leather, and for organisations preparing for or implementing due diligence requirements such as the EU Deforestation Regulation.
The initiative is led by Preferred by Nature, with strategic support from World Wildlife Fund (WWF) and input from ISEAL and other stakeholders. The project was made possible thanks to a grant from the ISEAL Innovations Fund, supported by the Swiss State Secretariat for Economic Affairs (SECO) and UK International Development from the UK government.
What users can do on TTN
- Explore digital tools for traceability, due diligence, risk assessment and geospatial monitoring.
- Filter tools by user needs, commodities, use cases and functional capabilities.
- Compare tools side by side using the revised feature framework.
- See whether tool information is self-disclosed or verified by Preferred by Nature.
Access TTN Knowledge Hub guidance on traceability concepts, framework categories and verification.
Featured image: A cocoa smallholder in Lampung, Indonesia, taking part in a project implemented by Preferred by Nature in collaboration with other stakeholders.
点击浏览:ttnavigator.org/
对工具收录、更新简介或参与验证感兴趣的工具提供商,欢迎联系 ttnavigator@pbn.org.
本项目获得ISEAL创新基金的资助,该基金由瑞士经济事务国务秘书处(SECO)和英国政府国际发展部门支持。
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