New European legislation: corporate sustainability reporting directive (CSRD)

The Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) is new European legislation requiring companies to provide comprehensive information on their sustainability performance. This directive extends existing reporting obligations and aims to increase transparency and standardize sustainability reporting within the European Union. Companies of significant size must provide more detailed information on topics such as environmental performance, social aspects, governance and diversity. The CSRD aims to promote sustainability at the corporate level and better inform investors, stakeholders and policymakers about companies' sustainability impacts.

This new legislation impacts all entrepreneurs, large and small. Yet it also actually offers opportunities in sustainability and circularity.

Jean-Paul Eurlings of the Keyport project Business Roadmaps has delved into this matter and prepared a handbook full of step-by-step plans, explanations and indicators. This publication is available free of charge. The only thing in return is that you read it and then take a moment to give feedback to Jean-Paul Eurlings. You can do that by phone, via an online video, or in person!

Are you interested? Contact Jean-Paul Urlings.

M. 06-820 099 74 E. jpu@bizzdom.biz I. https://implementationacademy.biz