Sustainability Report CSRD/ESRS
The sustainability report promotes your reputation! Customers, employees and stakeholders will ask for it!
We enable the preparation of your sustainability report with our holistic approach. The report´s content will be well-grounded, substantial and convinces your stakeholders about the sustainbility of your business model.
SUSTAINABILITY REPORTING – TODAY AND TOMORROW
Status Quo 2023
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Financial reporting plus limited sustainability reporting according to the current Non-Financial Reporting Directive (NFRD – allows different standards)
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Sustainability reporting only for big, capital-market-oriented companies (approx. 550 companies in Germany)
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(Corporate) annual report, optional separate report
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Circle of adressees: shareholders, board of directors, investors
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Top management is responsible for preparation and publication
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No obligation for external accountability
2024 and following years
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Financial reporting plus standardized sustainability reporting according to the new Corporate-Sustainability- Reporting-Directive (CSRD)
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Sustainbility reporting will be mandatory for big and medium-sized companies (approx. 15.000 companies in Germany)
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A n exclusive section in the (corporate) annual report will be mandatory
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Circle of adressees: shareholders, board of directors/ managing director, investors plus stakeholders (suppliers, customers, public, banks,...)
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Top management is responsible for preparation, accountability and publication
- Obligation for external accountabillty
The sustainability report needs to respect the new CSRD/ESRS-standards!
We incorporate the relevant standards, „disclosure requirements und reporting levels.
CSRD UND ESRS
Level 1 → Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD)
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Relevant as of 14.12.2022
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Implementation to national legislation latest until 06.06.2024
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Ongoing implementation in Germany
Level 2 → European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS)
„Cross-Cutting“ Standards
ESRS 1 – Generel Requirements
ESRS 2 - General Disclusures
ESRS Topical Standards
ESRS E
Environment
Environment
ESRS E1
Climate Change
Climate Change
ESRS E2
Pollution
Pollution
ESRS E3
Water & marine resources
Water & marine resources
ESRS E4
Biodiversity & ecosystems
Biodiversity & ecosystems
ESRS E5
Resources & circular economy
Resources & circular economy
ESRS S
Social
Social
ESRS S1
Own workforce
Own workforce
ESRS S2
Workers in the value-chain
Workers in the value-chain
ESRS S3
Affected communities
Affected communities
ESRS S4
Consumers & end-users
Consumers & end-users
ESRS G
Governance
Governance
ESRS G1
Business conduct
Business conduct
Scope of ESRS
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3 topics (ESG)
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2 cross-cutting standards,
10 topical standards -
84 disclosure requirements with
a variety of data points -
Starting 2024/2025
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Sector specific standards
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Proportionate standards for KMU
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Reporting levels for each standard
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Governance
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Strategy
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Impact-, risik- and opportunity management
- Metrics and targets