The CSRD is the new EU legislation requiring all large companies to report at least annually on their environmental, social and governance (‘ESG’) activities and performance. In this blog, we will dive into why the CSRD was created in the first place, and why this new legislation can be more than a regulatory must for your company.

As the timeline to comply with the CSRD comes closer for many companies, we are getting more and more questions about this directive. Our experts are here to answer these questions and create a better understanding of what's expected from companies. With our blog series we will unravel the CSRD blog by blog.

With the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) published in the European Union’s Official Journal, we’d like to dive into the most recent changes, and how it affects businesses. Since publishing our last blog on CSRD updates, two major changes have taken place.

On 22 June 2022, the Council and European Parliament reached a provisional political agreement on the CSRD. This agreement removes the uncertainty around the delay of the timelines.

To help you become (and stay) future-proof, we created an overview with all the information on sustainability reporting you need.