ESG
Over the past couple of years, the EU has issued several key regulations related to ESG. Among these is the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD), which addresses topics such as double materiality, greenhouse gas emissions, and the value chain. Additionally, the EU has introduced the Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR) and the EU Taxonomy Regulation, further shaping sustainable finance and corporate responsibility. More recently, the EU published the Omnibus Proposal which aims to streamline and align sustainability rules, while the Voluntary Reporting Standard for SMEs (VSME) offers simplified and voluntary ESG reporting tailored to smaller companies.
We guide organisations in turning ESG commitments into real, measurable progress.
The three pillars of ESG
Businesses all over the world are being placed under intensifying pressure to play a leading role in fighting some of the planet’s greatest challenges, including climate change, water and food crises, poverty, modern slavery and social inequality. Society is demanding that businesses move away from focusing solely on profit maximisation, and to reconsider their social responsibilities within the communities.
ESG stands for Environmental, Social and Governance – the three fundamental pillars of sustainable reporting. Companies will shortly be required to disclose the non-financial risks and opportunities brought about from the elements of these three pillars, such as:
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