CIPS Situation Room - El Niño
El Niño can bring extreme weather events, including droughts, floods and heatwaves, disrupting production, transport and the availability of agricultural products and raw materials.
Find out how El Niño could affect procurement and supply chains around the world. Access expert insights, practical advice and relevant online learning to help you understand the risks, prepare for disruption and build resilience across your supply chains.

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What a super El Niño means for procurement and supply chain professionals globally
El Niño will bring significant disruption to weather patterns around the world in the coming months, with deep consequences for agriculture, energy, mining, manufacturing, shipping and global supply chains.
23 October 2026
How procurement can withstand the blast of El Niño
Whether you’ve planned ahead for El Niño or not, this is an opportunity to learn and start building resilience into your supply chain now. There are five aspects of El Niño that should focus procurement professionals' thinking
21 October 2026
Designing resilient supply chains in an age of uncertainty
Supply chains, and the people at their heart, face growing risk and pressure as conditions and challenges shift. For procurement professionals, this means being prepared to prevent disruption, not just respond and adapt to it.
21 October 2026
El Niño isn't a single, high-impact event, but rather several medium-impact events. While those events might be reasonably predictable, how they combine to impact supply chains is unique every time.
09 October 2026
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