Future-proofing business is urgent. Not only to keep the world livable. But also to remain relevant in it as a company. With the advent of the European Sustainability Reporting Obligation (the CSRD), sustainability is no longer optional. The Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive is the EU's answer to the growing demand for more transparency and better quality of sustainability information from companies.
A number of partners joined forces and organized a Masterclass and then in-depth sessions on this reporting requirement. On this page you will not only find a review and relevant information, but we will also keep you informed about upcoming activities.
The CSRD addresses three areas: Environment, Social, and Governance, also known as ESG. Exactly what to report on these areas is detailed in the European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS) so that every company does it in a similar way. But companies are also increasingly realizing that ESG affects continuity and competitiveness. So it also offers opportunities!
A number of partners within Limburg joined forces and provided a Masterclass and two in-depth sessions. They discussed analysis tools and risk scans as well as the added value of a materials passport, as part of the reporting requirement is a materials passport. This records what happens after the life cycle of the material or product. This insight allows you to make agreements with suppliers in advance about, for example, taking back products for recycling.
Click here for the bundled presentations from the Master Class.
Click here for Volantis' white paper on materiality matrix.
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The following partners can assist you further with CSRD reporting requirements: Rabobank, LIOF, LWV, Fontys, Volantis, Cirmar, Made Circular By, Alpha Pro and the Circular Design Group.
Then go to the website of the Social and Economic Council (SER). The SER has organized a series of webinars on the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) and European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS) to explain them in a practical way with examples from companies.
Overview webinarsDo you have a question about the information on this page? Then feel free to contact John Janssen of Rabobank or Rubia Korstanje of LIOF. They will be happy to help you or refer you to one of the partners involved.
