Chapter 5

Report

  1. Introduction
  2. Step 1: Identify the relevant reporting mechanisms for your company
  3. Step 2: Gather the information required for climate reporting
  4. Step 3: Report in line with key standards and regulations
    1. Get started: Report in line with key sustainability standards and regulations
    2. Report to ISSB - IFRS S2
    3. Report to the CSRD
    4. Comply with the CSDDD
    5. Report to CDP
    6. Report to GRI
    7. Understand the requirements of Net Zero transition plan disclosure
    8. Report to TNFD
  5. Step 4: Get assurance for your climate reporting
  6. Learn more
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Comply with the CSDDD

The Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) and the Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD) help to reinforce each other. Both EU regulations aim to encourage businesses to adopt more climate and nature-positive business models. CSDDD sets out environmental and human rights due diligence steps that businesses must take, and which will be communicated under CSRD. While CSRD provides a framework for best practice reporting, CSDDD demands that companies actually mitigate their negative impacts on people and the planet.

Quick Guide: how to comply with CSDDD