A new era of sustainability disclosure In the past few years, investors and regulators have made one thing clear: sustainability disclosures must be as credible
Sustainability politics are shifting in unexpected ways. While the United States under the Trump administration is rolling back climate pledges, Beijing has taken the opposite
The ESRS reporting standards are still evolving in 2025 — and this summer has brought more CSRD updates. On 31 July 2025, EFRAG published amended
We have now completed our first CSRD reporting process, and the ESRS-based sustainability report is ready. While the future of the European sustainability reporting framework
In February 2025, the European Commission put forward the Omnibus proposal, aiming to ease some of the sustainability regulations for companies operating within the EU.
Sustainability communication has become a permanent part of corporate communications. In practice, it means sharing a company’s progress – and sometimes setbacks – in sustainability
Double materiality assessment — or simply “DMA,” as it’s often called — is a hot topic in sustainability communications right now. But double materiality isn’t
Sustainability communication is a relatively new area of corporate communications. It is mostly about sharing progress (but sometimes also failures); it is about engaging stakeholders
Some clichés are worth repeating. That pictures tell a thousand words is one such example. But words are often needed to interpret and make sense
As the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) comes into effect, major changes are taking place in the field of sustainability reporting. In addition to large
The EU Taxonomy Reporting has emerged as a beacon, guiding businesses and investors through the often-murky waters of green claims. But what exactly is this
