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Sustainability Reporting

With a host of new requirements emerging around sustainability reporting, materiality assessment and due diligence, BITCI encourage member companies to go above and beyond compliance by taking the opportunity to reassess their priorities and play an impactful role in local, national, and global economies.

The Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) and its European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS), which the first companies in scope start to comply with in 2024, intend to ensure more transparent and consistent disclosure.

Sustainability Reporting

Materiality assessment and sustainability disclosure, thoroughly considering interdependencies and impacts on their social and natural environment, are a crucial tool for companies to inform decision-making and their sustainability strategy.

BITCI supports member companies in navigating this journey through:

  • Advice on latest policy developments and industry trends to build internal capability, inform constructive internal critique and drive real-world sustainability.
  • Support at any stage of the materiality assessment or disclosure process. This can include the methodology design, market tendering or sense checking outcomes attained.
  • Facilitate peer-to-peer sharing and learning within the network, drawing expertise and insights from across the industry sectors.

The CSRD, along with the impending Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD) and Directive for Empowering Consumers in the Green Transition, is part of EU’s leading efforts to drive the resilience and transformation of the business and lead the EU toward a more equitable and inclusive society, averting the worst effects of climate change

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Trish McNamara
Trish McNamara
Membership Recruitment Executive