An ESG report creates a clear narrative around your company's responsibility, serving as an important tool for differentiating and positioning your business with customers and competitors.
Method and process depend on whether you are covered by CSRD or not.
You likely already have initiatives in place to promote more sustainable operations — whether through energy efficiency improvements, better use of raw materials, or a focused commitment to employee well-being. However, these efforts are often not effectively communicated.
At the same time, pressure is increasing from customers, employees, financing partners, and NGOs for greater responsibility, transparency, and access to ESG data. If your company supplies larger businesses, you can particularly expect growing demands for reporting on how your operations impact the environment and people — both positively and negatively.
An ESG report documents how you work to minimise negative impacts and provides a strategic framework for how you contribute positively to society and the environment. It is therefore becoming an essential part of future-proofing many companies — and getting started is easier than you might think.
Updated regularly based on the EU Commission's omnibus proposal, which may change deadlines and rules for sustainability reporting.
An ESG report serves as a vital instrument for highlighting and communicating your company’s commitment to social responsibility and sustainability, thereby enhancing your competitive position.
