Sustainability reporting and CSRD: define the right approach for your organization!

On February 6, 2024, the CSRD (Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive) was officially transposed into French law. It sets out a progressive timetable for the application of the ESRS (European Sustainability Reporting Standards), the famous sustainability standards proposed by EFRAG, which list the CSR information to be included in a company’s sustainability report, which will have to be published and audited every year.

For large companies, this starts as early as this year, for the 2025 sustainability report on fiscal 2024. For smaller companies, this will mean more precise CSR indicators to report to their principals.

Whether you’re subject to mandatory reporting or not, come and find out more about European regulations and CSR tools to help you comply.

Program :

• Deciphering the CSRD directive and the expectations of the associated ESRS standards
• Understanding the concept of dual-material analysis
• Identify the key stages in building your sustainability report
• Understand the legal aspects of these new requirements
• Facilitating this reporting through a strengthened CSR approach: the structuring role of the Engagé RSE label
• Share operational feedback from companies involved in the approach

The speakers:

Olivier GRAFFIN, CSR Coordinator & Frédéric DEBYSER Consultant Developer – AFNOR Group
Thibaud LEMAITRE, Lawyer – OSTEN Avocats I Lille Bar

Participation is free, but registration is compulsory.