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Why starting your CSRD prep early is a game changer. The earlier your organization starts preparing for CSRD reporting, the smoother the process will be. Many mid-sized companies tend to postpone their reporting preparations until the last minute, often underestimating the workload required to meet compliance standards. Don’t let your organization fall into this trap! Avoid the risks of late reporting with these 𝟑 𝐞𝐬𝐬𝐞𝐧𝐭𝐢𝐚𝐥 𝐬𝐭𝐞𝐩𝐬. These measures can save you from costly last-minute scrambles and ensure you meet your ESG obligations with confidence. 👉 Ready to take the first step? Swipe for practical tips and insights!

Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD), also known as the EU supply chain law, has entered force. This is affecting about 5,300 EU companies who'll need to roll up their sleeves to comply with the new law. So, what does this really mean for businesses? 🤔 Are you wondering what exactly you need to do? We've broken it down for you here. Swipe through to learn: - Who's affected by CSDDD - What companies are required to do - How to best prepare for these new rules Remember, this isn't just about compliance. It's an opportunity to position your company as a leader in sustainable business practices. How is your company preparing for CSDDD?

As companies intensify their commitment to sustainability, procurement stands at the forefront of this movement. But is it worth the investment? How does your buying decision become the weapon in the fight for a cleaner planet? What benefits does it bring to companies? Many studies have cited that sustainable procurement not only enhances your brand image but also boost your bottom line. Swipe through to uncover how these figures can reshape your approach and unlock the full potential of your procurement function. After all, the numbers never lie.

🔔 72% feel ready for CSRD, but only 38% have completed key assessments. With nearly 50,000 EU companies affected, is your business truly prepared? In our latest blog, we break down: - Learn who is required to disclose and when - Direct impact of CSRD on your business operations - Essential CSRD-ESRS reporting requirements - Unlock strategic opportunities beyond compliance The main aim of the CSRD is to drive accountability and transparency, while promoting sustainable practices and investments. The CSRD presents a real opportunity to add value and drive growth. By engaging early and embedding the CSRD into your strategy, you'll cement your commitment to our environment and communities, while realizing transformational benefits. If you're navigating the complexities of sustainability reporting, read our guide: https://buff.ly/3Y2fUNk

📊 Introducing our new Forecasting Module - Predict future emissions at key future dates - Identify which suppliers need more focus - Spot potential risks to your sustainability goals But that's not all! Our new web app brings game-changing features: 👉 Enhanced data assurance — Easily see who audited the data we provide. We track all documentation to confirm which auditor or carbon accountant has validated a supplier's data. 👉  Direct supplier engagement — Have a question about a number, goal, or decarbonization strategy? Skip the account manager—our app connects you directly to the document owner for the answers you need. 👉 Access production & product-level data — Fully integrated into the app, you can now access suppliers' production or product-level data. Click through to see PCF/LCA details where available, ensuring maximum accuracy every time. Start your free trial today: https://buff.ly/4ffDsWc

With the EU's CBAM set to take full effect by 2026, companies must urgently adapt their supply chains and contracts to promote sustainability. The implications of this mechanism are profound, especially regarding data management and supplier relationships. The success of your compliance strategy hinges on data accuracy and integrity. 1. Data accuracy can make or break your CBAM compliance 2. Strong supplier relationships are crucial for reliable data collection 3. Data assurance and validation will be mandatory 💡 The message is clear: it’s time to level up your data game! Are your systems ready to track, verify, and report emissions data accurately? Can you trust your suppliers to provide precise information? Start improving your data processes today.

Starting in 2025, nearly 50,000 organizations, including around 10,000 non-EU companies, will need to comply with new and stricter CSRD reporting requirements. If you're scratching your head wondering what it's all about, don't worry – you’re not alone. With the first companies coming into scope this January, let's talk about how to get ready. Here are 5 key steps to get you started with CSRD: 📚 Dive into the requirements. EFRAG has some fantastic resources to get you started. Check them out here: https://buff.ly/4dGqC21 🔍 Double materiality. Understand your company's impact on the world AND how external factors impact your business. It's a two-way street! 🤝 Stakeholder engagement. Say goodbye to generic surveys! It's all about meaningful conversations with the right people, including industry experts. 📊 Data is king (or queen). Transparency and accountability are non-negotiable in CSRD. Gather that data, monitor your progress, and don't be shy about explaining any caveats. Honesty is the best policy. 🌱 Integrate to your value chain. Sustainability isn't a one-person show — it’s everyone's job. Make sure it's woven into the fabric of your organization and value chain. Remember, this isn't a linear process. You'll be stepping back and forth, engaging stakeholders throughout, and constantly refining your approach. Share your thoughts below – how are you preparing for CSRD?

98% of companies plan to increase sustainability integration in the next 5 years. Because sustainability isn't just an environmental concern; it's a business imperative. From finance to operations, every department shapes your company's environmental footprint. But let's be real: aligning diverse teams under one sustainability banner isn't always smooth sailing. Different priorities, knowledge gaps, and resource constraints can make it tricky. Yet, the payoff is huge. Think resilient supply chains, innovative solutions, and a rock-solid brand narrative. When everyone's on board, your sustainability efforts don't just survive – they thrive. Ready to turn your entire team into sustainability champions? Swipe through for a quick guide on the challenges and benefits of integrating sustainability across your business.

What an incredible experience at DPW 🚀 Super proud to showcase our emissions intelligence platform during the Sustainability Solutions Pitch session, alongside some amazing startups tackling environmental challenges. 🌍 Big thanks to our team Marc Munier Alex Rudnicki Max Tancock and everyone we met for the great conversations! #DPW2024

🌏 By 2026, over 13,000 companies will face mandatory human rights and environmental due diligence under the EU's CSDDD, impacting global supply chains across industries. What began as voluntary initiatives has steadily evolved into mandatory requirements. The 2012 Dodd-Frank Act addressing conflict minerals marked an early step. The 2015 UK Modern Slavery Act then greatly raised the bar for corporate responsibility. Then, 2018 Australian Modern Slavery Act further expanded the scope of supply chain due diligence — growing the global push. EU CSDDD now represent a new era of far-reaching requirements. The directive goes beyond risk assessments, mandating concrete actions to prevent and mitigate human rights and environmental issues throughout the supply chain. 💡 Key impacts for businesses: 1. Increased data collection and verification needs 2. Enhanced supplier engagement and auditing 3. Integration of ESG metrics into procurement decisions 4. Cross-functional collaboration (legal, procurement, sustainability) How is your organization preparing for these evolving regulatory demands?