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Meet Artemis, your #AI Sustainability Advisor simplifying #ESGReporting 🤖 Artemis reduces your compliance burden to help you achieve your sustainability goals. Benefit from its help to 👉 Decode hundreds of pages of legal documents into clear, actionable insights 👉 Keep you updated with the most recent changes in regulations 👉 Extract and utilise the relevant data from your uploaded documents to answer CSRD-related queries Curious about Artemis? Learn more here: https://bit.ly/4cUtp8t

As many companies advance in their #DoubleMaterialityAssessment (DMA) for #CSRDReporting, it is time to discuss the next step: the #GapAnalysis. Learn more about this crucial phase here! ⬇️

Do you know how important #StakeholderEngagement is in #CSRDReporting? 👫 The success of your CSRD report, from conducting the Double Materiality Assessment to populating the report, depends heavily on insights from stakeholders and internal experts. However, without proper knowledge and a clear strategy, stakeholder engagement can become time-consuming and lead to unsuccessful outcomes. Read our latest article to discover how to organise and conduct impactful stakeholder engagement, along with expert recommendations from Greenomy. Learn more 👉 https://ow.ly/cOvY50Tcrkv

🇳🇱 Door de #CSRD moeten vele bedrijven in 2026 rapporteren op basis van gegevens uit 2025. De weg naar naleving brengt uitdagingen met zich mee zoals juridische kennis, samenwerking, integratie van gegevensbronnen en het garanderen van een audit trail. We nodigen je uit om deel te nemen aan Greenomy’s webinar op 17 september 2024 voor een diepgaande blik op de laatste regelgevende veranderingen, praktische tips voor het opzetten van beleid en workflows, en wat je kunt verwachten van de Nederlandse implementatie. Zorg dat je erbij bent! Inschrijven hier 👉 https://ow.ly/xG4I50TatXl -- 🇬🇧 With the #CSRD, many companies will have to report based on 2025 data in 2026. The road to compliance brings challenges such as legal know-how, collaboration, integrating data sources and ensuring an audit trail. Join Greenomy’s Webinar (in Dutch) on 17 September 2024 for an in-depth look at the latest regulatory changes, practical tips on setting up policies and workflows, and what to expect from Dutch implementation. Be there! Register here 👉 https://ow.ly/xG4I50TatXl

💡 Did you know you can customise your #CSRD report? The #ESRS introduced entity-specific disclosures, allowing companies to create additional disclosures to explain IROs that may not be covered, or covered with sufficient granularity, in the existing standards. These disclosures add a layer of customisable connections between standards. What does that mean exactly? Let’s take an example 👇 Consider a business that organises major events globally. During the Double Materiality Assessment, fan behaviour was identified as a material topic for the organisation due to its role in bringing together large audiences from around the world. Since the CSRD does not cover this specific issue, the company will need to establish one or more entity-specific disclosures to report on it. These disclosures could include a description of the actions and resources allocated to managing fan behaviour during events to mitigate risks to fan safety. The company might also track and report metrics such as the number of incidents related to fan behaviour at these events. These data points could include the description of the policies or actions and resources put in place to manage fan behaviour at major events. Entity-specific disclosure could also include the introduction of metrics such as the number of incidents resulting from fan behaviour at major events. These disclosures also allow organisations to include existing information disclosed in other frameworks. ➡️ These entity-specific disclosures allow organisations to include sustainability information that accurately represents their unique circumstances, ensuring a comprehensive overview of the company's ESG situation.

Understanding the role of Impacts, Risks, and Opportunities (#IROs) within the #CSRD framework is key to developing a robust CSRD report. IROs are central to identifying material impacts on the environment, society, and financial performance, thereby shaping the direction of your CSRD reporting. By effectively integrating IROs, you can strengthen your ESG strategy and ensure compliance with regulatory standards. Discover more about the strategic importance of IROs and how they can enhance your CSRD approach 👉 https://ow.ly/HhaQ50T6mpc

Establishing clear objectives for your #ESGReport that go beyond legal compliance and align with your organisation’s mission and values can significantly streamline team efforts. This proactive approach enhances the effectiveness and impact of your #ESGCompliance, leveraging the long-term benefits of #ESG initiatives. Find out how to make the most of your ESG report beyond compliance here ⬇️

💡 The #DoubleMaterialityAssessment (DMA) determines the key sustainability data to disclose under the #CSRD. The first CSRD reports are due in 2025, so learn all you need to know to get started on this first step of reporting!

💡 How does #EUTaxonomyReporting work in practice? The #EUTaxonomy was released as a core pillar of the EU’s Action Plan for Sustainable Finance, which calls for a transition of capital flows towards sustainable investment. But who does it affect? When do you need to report? And what? We have gathered the EU Taxonomy essentials you need to understand the legislation and how it may affect you. Read the full article 👉 https://ow.ly/yyJE50SUupE

The #GapAnalysis is the second step of #CSRDReporting, right after the #DoubleMaterialityAssessment (DMA). Today, we explore this important step 👇 ➡️ What is it? Once companies have defined their reporting scope with the DMA, they must evaluate the gaps between their current available data and what they are required to disclose to comply with the CSRD, both in terms of quality and quantity. This step is called the #GapAnalysis. ➡️ Why is it necessary? The Gap Analysis is crucial for project planning as it allows companies to identify where the data is and who is responsible for particular data streams. Properly conducted, the Gap Analysis will equip the organisation with a set of existing datasets, a list of identified gaps to address, and a plan to mitigate these gaps. Conversely, if the Gap Analysis is inadequately prepared, the reporting team may face difficulties in streamlining the organisation around the reporting process. This could make the reporting exercise tedious and susceptible to delays, with potential oversights in both the identification of gaps and the use of existing data. — 🎓 Want to learn more about the Gap Analysis? Check out our free e-course and get your certification in just a couple of hours 👉 https://bit.ly/4d7M68m