Are you about to prepare your sustainability report and wondering how it should be structured and what it should contain? Our detailed guide gives you step-by-step instructions, from the materiality analysis to publication.
Including: CSRD & ESRS overview, step-by-step reporting, challenges and practical tips for implementation.
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Contents of the guide
From the CSRD overview to the finished sustainability report - all in one guide.
Who is affected, when does which obligation apply and which ESRS standards must be complied with? You will receive a clear overview of the objectives, scope and timetable of the CSRD as a solid basis for your own reporting.
CSRD simply explainedFrom the dual materiality analysis and data collection on ESG indicators to structured reporting and publication. The guide accompanies you through every step of the process with clear recommendations for action.
Materiality, strategy and ESG indicators: the guide explains what content a CSRD-compliant report must contain and how to prepare it in a structured way.
CSRD reports must be audited externally. You will learn about the requirements for the audit, how to make your report audit-ready and what common mistakes to avoid during validation.
Data availability, regulation, stakeholder integration and scarce resources: the guide highlights stumbling blocks in CSRD implementation and gives you specific tips.
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For whom?
Large capital market-oriented companies
Companies with more than 500 employees that were already subject to the NFRD are reporting for the first time for the 2024 financial year.
All large companies
Large companies with 250 or more employees, € 40 million in sales or € 20 million in total assets report for the first time for the 2025 financial year.
Listed SMEs
Capital market-oriented SMEs and small and non-complex credit institutions report for the first time for the 2026 financial year.
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