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Sustainability data and insights are becoming increasingly important for investors and stakeholders’ decision-making, as they demand to see how value is created for the company, and for society. Estimated to apply to some 50,000 businesses that are listed in the European Union or have significant operations there, regardless of where they’re based, the EU's Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) requires extensive and detailed disclosures about how sustainability issues affect a company’s business, as well as the impact of its activities on society and the environment. Beyond targets and metrics, the CSRD disclosures include sustainability governance, the interaction of sustainability impacts, risks and opportunities with the business strategy and policies and action plans to manage those impacts, risks and opportunities. All of this information will also require independent assurance, beginning with limited assurance over Year 1 reporting and increasing to reasonable assurance at some point thereafter.
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Impact of the CSRD video series
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Impact of the CSRD: An Introduction
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Impact of the CSRD: Spotlight on strategy
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Impact of the CSRD: Spotlight on legal compliance
Is your business impacted by the CSRD?
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Based on the responses you selected, your business is likely not in scope of the CSRD at this time, but the reporting requirements are constantly evolving. We encourage you to contact the CSRD specialist in your country to discuss your company’s specific requirements in more detail:
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Helping you discover your sustainable advantage with the clarity of the CSRD
“Even for companies considered to have mature sustainability reporting, the CSRD will require significant time and investment. Something we’re seeing time and again across the market”
Nadja Picard,Global Reporting Leader, Partner, PwC GermanyCSRD Survey 2024 Results
Discover how the EU’s CSRD is enhancing sustainability in business decisions, and driving benefits and stakeholder engagement.
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