New year - new standards for sustainability reporting

The new Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) will place greater requirements on companies in terms of sustainability reporting, transparency, and traceability. The objective is to increase comparability between different companies and for more companies to be included under the mandatory requirements of sustainability reporting.

To be compliant with the CSRD, a mandatory sustainability reporting standard, the European Sustainability Reporting Standard (ESRS) should be followed. The ESRS is currently under development and describes what must be reported, which methods must be used for data collection and how to publish the report.

The new requirements will gradually affect a greater number of companies. Being prepared to meet them will be key to face the competition on an increasingly competitive market. We recommend turning this into an opportunity, not only to ensure compliance but also to make sustainability part of the company’s value creation, business and operations.

Choosing to see the new requirements as a business opportunity and integrate sustainability into your business is to establish that your company is ready for the future. Do you want to take your business to the next level and be able to demonstrate to investors, customers, and co-workers that your company is sustainable? Do you need help to ensure that you are ready to meet the new requirements set out in the CSRD? Or do you simply want to learn more about what the increased requirements will mean for your company?

 

We have many years of experience of successfully supporting Swedish companies in accelerating their work in sustainability and strategy and we are ready to help you move beyond intent.

Read about how we work or contact us if you want to know more about how we can help you achieve your sustainability ambitions.