Sustainability reports
Communicating sustainability.
Many companies in the EU are, or will be, required to report under the European Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD), disclosing their sustainability performance. Even if your company is not legally obligated to report, you may still need to provide sustainability information to customers upon request, in line with the Voluntary Sustainability Reporting Standard for Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (VSME). Regardless of these, it is well advised to take a systematic approach to sustainability within your company or organisation.
A materiality analysis enables you to identify risks and opportunities for addressing future challenges through a systematic and tailored approach. Additionally, a materiality analysis allows you to communicate sustainability reporting and services, as well as impacts to the public. External stakeholders can recognise the true value of your company, both its tangible and intangible assets while also understanding how your organization influences sustainable development and contributes to greater sustainability.
A sustainability report enables transparent, standards-based communication of an organization’s sustainability performance.
- We collaborate with you to develop the reporting, including its objectives, key figures and indicators in accordance with recognized guidelines and standards (CSRD, VSME; GRI, DNK).
- We carry out your materiality analyses by applying the dual materiality approach. We evaluate these results for your reporting.
- We draft and design your report in collaboration with our network partners.
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