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 can make a world of difference.
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From project to process, because integrating sustainability into strategy is a long-term process.
Transparent reporting and creating value wider than the financial result.
Ensuring that the entire organisation has the right knowledge and skills requires upskilling for all employees.
Undertaking a 'double materiality' assessment is mandatory under the CSRD. Which topics are most important and material for both the organisation and its stakeholders? And is the sustainability matter material from an impact viewpoint and/or from a risks and opportunities perspective? These are central questions in the compulsory double materiality prescribed by the CSRD. PwC supports companies and organisations in this assessment with a seven-step process.
Check out all seven steps