Europe's big ESG push:

CSRD for business

CSRD Glossary CSRD Reporting CSRD data for strategy

ESG Mission Guide provides ESG support to businesses in the following EU languages:
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Big EU companies (250+ employees or €40M+ turnover) must report on ESG using a double materiality approach (impacts on finances & the world). Smaller businesses get a break until 2026, but could still face pressure from their bigger partners.

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Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD)

CSRD kickstarts ESG transformation in the EU.

In the beginning (now) CSRD will be about compliance and verifiable reporting. If you look a bit further, the whole idea about the policy instrument is to ignite a transition to a green economy. Raw material and energy dependencies outside the EU have to be met with self sufficiency and circulation of materials and energy in EU markets.


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