Fulfilling the CSRD directive
The Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) requires companies by law to report comprehensively on their sustainable practices. This is a huge effort that is best managed with the help of tools.
Die European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS)
Reporting must be in accordance with clearly defined EU standards, the European Sustainability Reporting Standards: ESRS for short. The reporting content focuses on overarching standards and the three ESG areas.
Key function 1
Double materiality analysis
Stakeholder feedback
One of the core functionalities of our software is the double materiality analysis. This analysis is crucial to ensure that the reported sustainability aspects are not only relevant to the company itself but are also considered material by stakeholders. Stakeholders can view the IRO (impact-risk-opportunity) and make evaluations.
Detailed monitoring
Double materiality analysis - results and reporting obligation
Once the assessment has been completed and the stakeholder feedback evaluated, a materiality determination takes place. Areas identified as material in the double materiality analysis are subject to reporting requirements.
Key function 2
ESRS-KPIs
The European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS) are another central component of the CSRD, which is optimally supported by our software solution. ESRS compliance requires the transmission of sustainability reports in a standardized format. Here, GLOBAL COMPLIACE enables seamless creation and submission of reports, minimizing human error and ensuring deadlines are met.
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