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We help you comply with the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD).



The CSRD in a nutshell

The Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) is a regulatory
framework aimed at enhancing sustainability reporting requirements for companies
operating within the European Union. Building on the existing Non-Financial
Reporting Directive (NFRD) and in line with the European Green Deal, EU Taxonomy
and the Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SRDR), the CSRD aims to
address limitations and gaps in current reporting practices.

Through the CSRD, the European Commission seeks to promote transparency,
increase investment in sustainable projects, and drive the transition towards a
more sustainable and resilient economy.




CSRD FAQs

A handy summary of CSRD FAQs including details on double materiality.

Read it here. 




Preparing for the CSRD

Guidance on how to get your climate and ESG strategy ready for CSRD compliance.

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Other standards

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Does the CSRD apply to you?


EU COMPANIES

The Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) applies to a broad range
of companies falling under the jurisdiction of EU law. It encompasses large
companies that are either governed by EU law, listed on EU regulated markets, or
established in an EU member state. 


NON EU COMPANIES

It also extends its coverage to non European companies that have operations or
securities within Europe. In addition to these criteria, companies must meet at
least two of the following thresholds: €40 million in net turnover, €20 million
in total assets, or have a workforce of 250 or more employees. 




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What are the CSRD reporting requirements?


Under the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive, companies are obligated
to provide more comprehensive and standardized reporting on their progress
towards sustainability targets. This includes more detailed reporting
requirements related to environmental, social, and governance factors. 

Environmental – Companies must report on their environmental impact, including
their greenhouse gas emissions, water consumption, and biodiversity. 

Social – They also need to disclose sustainability data on social matters
including human rights, labor practices, and diversity initiatives (including
diversity on company boards). 

Governance – Factors like anti-corruption policies, board composition, and
executive compensation must also be disclosed using verifiable non financial
data. 

Note that the CSRD will have to be reported on in the management report –
instead of a separate sustainability report. It should be submitted in a
standardized digital format to allow for easier checking against the European
single access point database.

Read more here.


What is double materiality?


Companies subject to the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD)
must conduct a double materiality analysis, which considers both the financial
materiality and the sustainability materiality of their activities. The concept
recognizes that sustainability risks (i.e. those arising from climate change and
other sustainability issues) can have significant impacts on a company's
financial performance and its ability to create long-term value. 

Under the CSRD, companies are obligated to disclose information on their
sustainability performance and risks, taking into account the potential
financial consequences and the broader societal and environmental implications
of their operations. By incorporating double materiality, the CSRD aims to
encourage businesses to recognize the interconnectedness between financial and
non-financial data across their entire value chain, fostering more comprehensive
and transparent reporting practices that support green investment and
stakeholder engagement. Note that the CSRD that it also requires an external
audit of reported information. 


What are the business benefits of complying with the CSRD?


Complying with the CSRD offers several business benefits for companies. 


TRANSPARENCY

The Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive allows companies to build trust
and credibility among stakeholders, including investors, customers, civil
society organizations and regulators. By providing comprehensive and
standardized financial and sustainability information, reporting companies can
effectively communicate their commitment to environmental, social, and
governance (ESG) factors, allowing more informed decision making regarding
sustainable investments.


RISK MANAGEMENT

Complying with the CSRD helps companies identify and manage the risks and
opportunities arising from sustainability issues more effectively, leading to
improved operational efficiency and long-term sustainability. 


INNOVATION

It also enables companies to align their business model and strategy with
sustainable development goals, driving innovation and fostering resilience in
the face of climate change and a rapidly changing business landscape. 


BOOSTED REPUTATION

Additionally, by complying with the CSRD, companies can demonstrate their
commitment to environmentally sustainable economic activities. In doing so, they
will enhance their reputation, attract and retain top talent, and strengthen
relationships with external stakeholders, fostering long-term business success.


How can you comply with the CSRD?


By following these steps, organizations can proactively prepare to comply with
the CSRD:

 1. Assess current practices: Take time to fully understand the disclosure
    requirements. Then evaluate your existing sustainability reporting practices
    and identify any gaps or areas that need improvement to align with CSRD
    requirements. 

 2. Enhance data collection and management: Establish robust data collection
    processes to capture relevant sustainability information. Note that you
    should take into account your entire value chain. Sweep can help.

 3. Define reporting boundaries and methodologies: Determine the scope and
    reporting requirements, including which entities, operations, and activities
    are covered. Develop appropriate methodologies for measuring and calculating
    sustainability indicators and consider adopting recognized reporting
    frameworks, such as GRI or TCFD.

 4. Strengthen internal collaboration: Foster cross-functional collaboration
    between departments responsible for sustainability, finance, HR, and
    operations. Establish clear communication channels to ensure the
    availability and accuracy of data for reporting purposes.

 5. Implement sustainability reporting: Use Sweep to regularly report on
    progress towards achieving full compliance against key performance
    indicators to investors, customers and all other stakeholders. Note that you
    should publish detailed and transparent information in a dedicated section
    of your company's annual management report.


What is the CSRD timeline?


Businesses already subject to the Non Financial Reporting Directive (including
public interest entities) will have to start reporting on the 2024 financial
year in their annual report. 

Large companies not currently subject to the Non Financial Reporting Directive
will have to start reporting on the 2025 financial year. 

SMEs, small and non-complex credit institutions and captive insurance
undertakings will have to start reporting for the 2026 financial year.



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