The CSRD marks a new era for companies and organisations. It makes sustainable reporting equally as important as financial reporting. The multitude of requirements in this EU directive are leading to unrest in many firms. The implementation demands reliable data, a streamlined process, knowledge of a large number of sustainability-related issues and the right technology. Leveraging on the expertise of our specialists – from human rights specialists to accountants – PwC can transform large quantities of data into useful insights that enable timely and concrete actions. Together, we make your actions count.
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Throughout these webcasts, our PwC experts recounted tales from their client work, showcased how cutting-edge tech plays a part, and discussed key takeaways from our Global CSRD survey. Couldn't catch it live?
Source: CSRD Survey, PwC
From project to process, because integrating sustainability into strategy is a long-term process.
Transparent reporting and creating value wider than the financial result.
The sector’s challenges and the importance of an informed stakeholder.
Which topics are most important, both for the organization and its stakeholders? And is the sustainability topic material from the perspective of impact and/or from the perspective of financial risks and opportunities? These are the central questions within the mandatory double materiality assessment prescribed by the CSRD. PwC's CSRD expert Karin Meijer clearly explains the core of the double materiality analysis in this video, answers the most important questions, and helps you create order and overview.
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To be and remain future-proof, one must engage with sustainability and the CSRD. This also applies to PwC. Discover how we integrate this European directive ourselves and what PwC's Corporate Sustainability Team does in the field of sustainability.
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