Sustainability reporting according to CSRD

The Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) is a comprehensive EU directive that mandates companies to publish detailed and transparent and auditable information about their environmental, social and governance (ESG) impacts in their management report. The goal of the CSRD is to enhance transparency and accountability in sustainability, providing a decision-making tool for investors, customers, and other stakeholders.

A central element of the CSRD is the concept of double materiality. This means that companies must not only consider and report on the impact of environmental and social factors on the company (outside-in perspective), but also the impact of the company on the environment and society (inside-out perspective). This comprehensive approach ensures that all relevant sustainability aspects are covered and that both financial and non-financial risks and opportunities are made transparent.

Our Offer 

Many companies face the challenge of establishing a suitable reporting process, identifying material topics and efficiently recording and preparing the data to be reported. Swiss Climate supports you in checking the regulatory requirements, including the CSRD reporting obligations, and in fulfilling them on time.

Your Benefits

Swiss Climate supports you in understanding and successfully implementing the requirements of the CSRD to not only fulfil the legal requirements, but also to create sustainable value. Through transparent and comprehensive reporting, you strengthen the trust of investors, customers and other stakeholders and anchor the topic of sustainability in a structured manner.