CSRD webcast series

Explaining the CSRD from a practical perspective

The European CSRD directive marks a new era for organizations. It makes reporting on sustainability as important as financial reporting. Our specialists, from human rights experts to accountants and tech experts, help organizations comply with the CSRD.

In this CSRD webcasts series, our experts will take you through the insights we have gained from practice so far and show how new technology helps organizations comply with the CSRD. But we also look ahead. Because reporting alone does not create a sustainable organization.

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Target group CSRD webcasts

This webcast series is aimed specifically at those within organisations who are responsible and/or involved in implementing CSRD.

#1 CSRD | Lessons learned

What challenges can organizations face when implementing the CSRD?

During this webcast session, our experts from various disciplines will explain what we learned in the past two years when implementing the CSRD with our clients, using practical examples.

#1: Double Materiality Analysis | Femke Helgers
#2: Technical CSRD | Ellen McCready
#3: Implementation & transformation | Willem-Jan Dubois

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#2 CSRD | Tech empowered

How does new technology, such as AI, help organizations comply with the CSRD?

In this webcast, our experts, from accountants to AI specialists, demonstrate what is technologically possible by sharing practical examples as well as discussing meeting the CSRD requirements.

#1: Data & Solutions in Action | Lex Huis in het Veld
#2: Data Management & Implications | Fieke van der Vlist
#3: Technology & Sustainable Transformation | Tommy Mars

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#3 CSRD | Global Survey Findings

Interested to know where other organizations stand in implementing the CSRD?

In this webcast, our experts share new insights into the progress organizations are making in implementing the CSRD, along with the associated opportunities and challenges, based on the results of our Global CSRD study 2024.