We approach non-financial reporting as a complex matter. Our specialists will guide you through the entire process of setting an ESG structure at your company up to the creation of the actual ESG report.
1
ESG Double Materiality
Determination of material ESG areas on which the report structure will be based.
2
Gap Analysis of ESRS Indicators and Policies
According to the results of the double materiality and the regulatory requirements of the CSRD, we will develop a comprehensive plan to achieve compliance with this regulation (including data readiness).
3
Set-up or redefinition of goals and action plans
Set up your goals to have them reflected in your ambitions.
4
Set-up of ESG governance and reporting processes
Responsibilities and roles must be clearly defined to accomplish the given goals.
5
ESG Risks
We will help you set up ESG risk reporting according to ESRS requirements.
6
EU Taxonomy
Developing a methodological approach including identification of activities and evaluation of technical screening criteria.
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ESRS Indicator Calculation
We will ensure the accuracy of data collection and calculation of all ESRS indicators that the company will need to report on, including Scope 1, 2 and 3 carbon footprint.
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Preparation of a non-financial report
Report creation in compliance with the ESRS.
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Independent verification of the sustainability report or selected indicators
Increase the credibility of published non-financial data through independent and objective verification by auditors.
Benefits
You will receive a list of material areas which is:
Output
Topic evaluation (at topic, subtopic or sub-sub-topic level) of:
Set of themes and associated ESRS indicators of the strategic area of the recommended ESG policy.
Benefits
Comprehensive summary of non-financial data that comply with the CSRD legislation requirements:
Quantitative data is usually complemented by qualitative information, for example in the form of policies or programmes that support the achievement of indicators in relevant areas.
Output
The output constitutes a comprehensive list of reporting obligations under the ESRS with a gap analysis and a high-level methodological interpretation of the requirements of the Directive.
This will enable the company to identify key areas and specific steps needed to develop a quality ESG framework and areas to focus on, including a more accurate estimate of the associated time commitment.
At the same time, we will make comparisons within the benchmark.
Benefits
Clearly defined goals that will be shared with investors and banks, politicians, employees or students within the assessment of the so-called forward-looking approach. You will be able to prove:
Output
The output will constitute definition of short-term, medium-term, and long-term strategic objectives designed for public disclosure.
Benefits
This service will bring you the following:
Output
The output constitutes a robust ESG management structure, with clear decision-making authority and regular flow of non-financial data through reporting, to ensure efficient accomplishment of the defined action objectives.
Creation of an ESG reporting manual, a uniform procedure for the entire organisation and related ESG policies.
Benefits
Investors regularly conduct ESG risk assessments to understand the impact that climate change and related legislation issued by the European Union may have on the company’s strategic position. At the same time, ESG risk reporting is part of the reporting obligations under the ESRS to ensure that:
ESG risk reporting is mandatory for most companies based on the outcome of a double materiality assessment.
Output
A section in the sustainability report focused on ESG risk assessment as required by ESRS. ESG risk guidelines containing:
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Output
Benefits
We will provide you with a gap analysis and general commentary on ESRS standards, yet in the first year we recommend support with data collection and high-level data review as well. For many contributors, this is the first year of reporting:
Output
The output of the completed dual materiality step will constitute a summary of the ESRS parameters on which the company is legally required to report. We will provide you with the data collection support necessary to meet your reporting obligations:
Benefits
Output
Non-financial report in the language version of your choice (Czech or English), created according to the CSRD in a pre-approved scope containing a sustainability materiality matrix and indicators describing the current state of maturity of the company.
Indicators according to the ESRS standards will be published in the scope provided by the current volume and availability of data.
Alternatively, we are able to offer the service in a partially comprehensive version, where our cooperation will be limited to methodological advice and revision of key messages in order to ensure sufficient quality of the output, in this case the non-financial report. The client will then need to produce the final report.
Pavel Štefek
Partner, Non-financial Reporting and Carbon Footprint Measurement, PwC Czech Republic
Tel: +420 731 635 081
Ondřej Rybka
Non-financial Reporting and Carbon Footprint Measurement, PwC Czech Republic
Tel: +420 731 588 122
Radka Nedvědová
Non-financial Reporting and Training, PwC Czech Republic
Tel: +420 724 561 326