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Ecobraz + Villanova ESG: evidence for Brazil-Europe supply chains

Did the European head office ask for evidence of disposal and the reply turned into an email task force? Ecobraz carries out and records the operation in Brazil; Villanova ESG turns those records into a dossier that procurement, compliance and the board can read — for CSRD value-chain data points, CSDDD and supplier due diligence questionnaires — before the deadline runs out.

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Technical assessment

Describe the requirement in 1 minute

The assessment maps what the operation already covers and what still needs structuring.

The assessment defines scope, existing documents and gaps - with no obligation.

Does this sound like you?

Signs the requirement has already arrived - or is on its way

Is even one item on this list true for you? Then this page was written for you — describe your situation in one minute and get a technical reply, not a sales call.

  • Head office sent a supplier questionnaire with dozens of questions about waste and end of life
  • The supply chain audit is scheduled and the evidence is scattered across emails and network folders
  • The European buyer asked for 'evidence of end-of-life treatment' and the literal translation did not convince
  • Your operation does the right thing - but cannot prove it in the format Europe reads
  • Every new requirement turns into an emergency project with a two-week deadline
What is at stake

When head office asks, a loose spreadsheet does not answer

Three common situations in subsidiaries and suppliers within European supply chains.

The requirement arrives in another language - that of compliance

The head office request comes structured around European due diligence criteria. Answering with loose MTRs and warehouse photos is speaking another language - even when you are doing everything right.

Real cost: a reply rejected or returned with reservations, and the subsidiary flagged as the weak link in the chain.

Evidence that exists but does not hold up

The documents are there - scattered. Without organisation by batch, period and operation, the auditor cannot reconstruct the story, and the benefit of the doubt works against you.

Real cost: hours of rework with every questionnaire and credibility declining with each improvised reply.

The deadline is tight and the bar only rises

Supply chain due diligence is no longer a formality: each round asks for more traceability than the last. Whoever structures the evidence after the request always replies late.

Real cost: a weakened commercial position when renewing the contract with the European buyer.
The turning point

From the last-minute task force to the ready dossier

The same operation, told in a way that head office understands.

How the reply comes out today

  • Emails, PDFs and spreadsheets hunted down in a rush
  • Technical documents without translation for executive reading
  • Every questionnaire answered from scratch
  • Generic claims of 'sustainable disposal'
  • Deadline blowing up and a reply with reservations

With Ecobraz + Villanova ESG

  • Operation executed and recorded batch by batch in Brazil
  • Evidence organised by period, operation and material
  • A dossier structured for procurement, compliance and the board
  • Each claim with its source, scope and cut-off date
  • Questionnaire answered from a ready basis
What you gain

What the subsidiary gains from a structured basis

Answering stops being an emergency project and becomes a look-up in the dossier.

On-time reply

Questionnaires and due diligence requests answered from an organised basis - not from an email hunt.

Executive reading

Technical evidence translated for those who decide: procurement, compliance, finance and the board.

Defensible position

Claims with a declared source and limit - nothing an auditor can knock down on the first question.

Strong link in the chain

The Brazilian operation presented in the standard head office recognises - and values.

Clear scope

What the joint work delivers - and what it does not promise

The boundary is deliberate: we describe the work by what is executed and documented.

We deliver

  • Operational execution in Brazil: collection, inventory, custody and disposal
  • Documentary organisation by batch, operation and period
  • Translation of the evidence for procurement, compliance and finance to read
  • A structured dossier for Brazil-Europe supply chains
  • An assessment of the gaps between what exists and what the requirement asks for

The scope is defined by assessment: what the operation already generates, what the requirement asks for and what still needs structuring.

We do not promise

  • Certification, seal or regulatory approval
  • Automatic acceptance by a European buyer
  • A guarantee of conformity with a standard or legislation
  • Institutional claims without a declared source and scope

The work is described by what is executed and documented. The regulatory framing and final acceptance always rest with the buyer and the applicable scheme.

Process

From the requirement received to the dossier delivered

The assessment comes before any promise - it is what defines the scope.

Assessment

We analyse the requirement as it arrived: who is asking, for what and by when.

Survey

We map the documents the operation already generates and the gaps.

Execution and recording

Ecobraz carries out and records collection, custody and disposal in Brazil.

Structuring

Villanova ESG organises the evidence by batch, period and operation.

Corporate delivery

A dossier prepared for procurement, compliance and the board to read.

Evidence of the operation

The public basis that underpins the work

The documentation reflects what was actually carried out in each batch — no generic promises.

Practice listed on the EU platform

The Adopt a Neighbourhood programme is published on the European Circular Economy Stakeholder Platform - with the exact scope declared on the evidence page.

Registered on a UN platform

A public profile of the organisation on a United Nations platform, with the limit of the claim declared.

Technical publications with DOI

Works published with a persistent identifier, citable and verifiable.

Operational records

Inventories, MTR and CDF where applicable, reports and chain of custody by batch.

Dossier with a cut-off date

Each claim with its source, exact scope and verification date.

Declared limits

What each record proves - and what it does not prove - is written down.

Why Ecobraz

Why this pairing - and not a generic consultancy

Whoever only writes reports does not execute; whoever only executes does not translate. Here the two ends close.

Own execution in Brazil

The evidence is born from Ecobraz's real operation - collection, custody and disposal recorded at source.

Translation for Europe

Villanova ESG structures the records in the format European due diligence and procurement read.

Verifiable public basis

Practice listed on the EU circular economy platform and registered on a UN platform - with a declared scope.

Claim boundary

No promise of certification or acceptance: each statement has a source, a limit and a cut-off date. That is what survives an audit.

Verifiable authority Associação Auxílio à Reciclagem de Eletrônicos e Inclusão Digital — company ID (CNPJ) 14.197.457/0001-42

The joint work is described by what is executed and documented. Public records, publications and the limit of each claim are on the evidence page, with a cut-off date.

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Frequently asked questions

What compliance and procurement ask

Is this a certification?

No. The joint work executes and documents the operation in Brazil and organises the evidence for corporate reading. Certifications and acceptances depend on the buyer and the scheme applicable to each chain.

Does it help answer a supplier questionnaire?

Yes - it is one of the most common uses. The dossier structures the documentary basis that teams use to answer questionnaires, due diligence requests and supply chain audits.

Does it cover European regulatory requirements?

We organise the evidence that compliance teams use in their processes. The regulatory framing is the buyer's responsibility - we make no claim of conformity.

Who does what?

Ecobraz carries out the operation in Brazil: collection, inventory, custody, treatment and disposal. Villanova ESG structures and translates the evidence of that execution for corporate reading.

How does it start?

With the assessment: you bring the requirement as it arrived, and the response maps what the operation already covers, what is missing and the proposed scope.

Technical reference

Published basis, with a persistent identifier

This subject is developed in an original technical report by Ecobraz Emigre, published with a DOI on the open Zenodo repository.

VILLANOVA, Marcio. Indicadores sem Evidência: Limites de Peso, Volume e Percentuais de Reciclagem na Prestação de Contas Corporativa. Zenodo, 2026. doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.21399040  ·  All publications →

Initial assessment

Head office's next questionnaire already has a date. Is your basis ready?

Bring the requirement as it arrived. The assessment maps what the operation already covers, what is missing and the proposed scope - before any commitment.

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