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Sustainability Strategy: A business strategy that integrates ESG throughout the operations is essential to creating an organisation that can thrive in the long term. Our approach to ESG and sustainability strategy development focuses on co-creation. We will work with you to develop a strategy that works for you and your business with an output that is focused, evidence-based and action-oriented.

Double Materiality: Materiality is the principle of defining the social, environmental and governmental issues that matter most to your business and your stakeholders. With the introduction of the CSRD, a double materiality assessment has become a standard element of a robust sustainability strategy. This new EU directive holds large and listed companies accountable to share information on how they monitor a wide range of ESG issues and their impact on our planet.

CSRD: The EU Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) was introduced in January 2023 and requires large companies in the EU to disclose how they monitor and manage sustainability-related impacts, risks and opportunities across various environmental, social, and governance) issues.
This will increase a company’s accountability for its impacts on the environment and society, and provide financial institutions with comparable, verified information on sustainability performance.
Preparing for CSRD reporting involves multiple steps to identify a company’s reporting requirements, establish the systems and processes for data collection, prepare the reporting information and write and publish the report.
This will increase a company’s accountability for its impacts on the environment and society, and provide financial institutions with comparable, verified information on sustainability performance that should facilitate allocation of finance to green activities.

CSRDDD: Robust supply chain due diligence brings a wide range of business benefits beyond sustainability compliance:
• Early identification and mitigation of risks related to human rights abuses or environmental damage.
• More resilient supply chains that can better navigate disruptions and adapt to changes.
• Cost savings and efficiency improvements from analysing and improving supply chain processes.
• Enhancing investor confidence by meeting their demands for transparency and responsible practices.
• Reputation protection by demonstrating commitment to ethical practices.
• Enabling the achievement of sustainability targets, such as reducing scope 3 GHG emissions and improving labour conditions.