Karbonpath

📢 Karbonpath in the spotlight! We are proud to share our recent two-page interview with CAP'IDF 92. In this feature, Patrick Albos (CEO) and Sarah Mangili-Vincent (Director of Partnerships) discuss how Karbonpath places #ESG data at the heart of corporate transformation. 🌍 🔍 As transparency requirements grow—driven by initiatives like the #CSRD directive and the 1ESRS standards—Karbonpath is shaping the future of sustainable performance management. Discover our vision, our solution, and our ambitions. A big thanks to MEDEF Hauts-de-Seine for this opportunity ! 📥 [Read the full interview] #Sustainability #ESG #CSRD #Innovation #GreenDeal

🌍 New Sustainability Reporting Standards for Japan 🇯🇵 & UK 🇬🇧 — Key Takeaways Japan and the UK are taking a significant step forward in ESG transparency with the adoption of new sustainability reporting standards aligned with the ISSB. Japan 🇯🇵: First-ever Sustainable Reporting Standards (SSBJ) ✅ Aligned with ISSB S1 & S2 ✅ Mandatory for companies listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange – Prime Market ✅ Focus on sustainability risks & opportunities, CO₂ emissions, and reduction plans UK 🇬🇧: Sustainability Reporting Standards (SRS) Based on IFRS S1 & S2 - Covers climate risks, emissions (Scopes 1, 2, 3), governance & strategy - First reports expected from July 2025 Common points: Increased transparency, alignment with ISSB, attractiveness to global investorsCommon points: Increased transparency, alignment with ISSB, attractiveness to global investors 📌 Differences with CSRD (🇪🇺): ISSB (UK & Japan) → Focuses on sustainability's impact on the financial value of the company (investor perspective) CSRD (EU) → Also includes the company’s impact on the environment and society (double materiality) These developments mark a turning point towards global harmonization of ESG reporting. Companies must prepare to stay competitive and meet investor expectations. 💡 Curious about how Karbonpath can support your reporting and ESG performance? One of our experts is ready to assist you. Reach out to us today: https://lnkd.in/gyVGnBbt #ESG #Sustainability #ISSB #CSRD #Reporting

📣 Webinaire : Quel outil de reporting choisir ? Karbonpath sera présent au webinaire exclusif organisé par Positive Company®. Au programme : ➡️ Un 𝐁𝐞𝐧𝐜𝐡𝐦𝐚𝐫𝐤 𝐝𝐞𝐬 𝟖 𝐨𝐮𝐭𝐢𝐥𝐬 𝐩𝐨𝐮𝐫 𝐫𝐞́𝐮𝐬𝐬𝐢𝐫 𝐯𝐨𝐭𝐫𝐞 𝐫𝐞𝐩𝐨𝐫𝐭𝐢𝐧𝐠 #𝐂𝐒𝐑𝐃 Ce webinaire vous permettra de découvrir les différents types d'outils existants et comment faire votre choix en fonction des enjeux de votre organisation. Nous aurons le plaisir de vous présenter la #plateforme KP et comment elle peut vous aider à simplifier votre reporting et à piloter votre performance #ESG. -- Informations pratiques -- 📅 𝗷𝗲𝘂𝗱𝗶 𝟭𝟯 𝗺𝗮𝗿𝘀 🕦 𝟭𝟭𝗵 🔗 𝗟𝗶𝗲𝗻 𝗱'𝗶𝗻𝘀𝗰𝗿𝗶𝗽𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻 : https://lnkd.in/dEh7_S6G #reporting #csrd #software #ESGplatform

🙌 Karbonpath est répertorié dans le #Mapping des solutions #CSRD ! Nous sommes ravis d’annoncer que Karbonpath figure dans le Mapping des solutions CSRD, une ressource clé pour aider les entreprises à naviguer la conformité CSRD avec simplicité et efficacité. 💪 Un immense merci à KeekOff pour cette belle initiative qui met en lumière des solutions innovantes au service de l’ESG et de la durabilité ! 🌍 🚀 Leader en solutions de #conformité CSRD, notre plateforme est conçue pour aider les entreprises à s’adapter facilement aux nouvelles normes de durabilité. Notre mission : simplifier le #reporting extra-financier et le pilotage ESG afin d’accompagner les entreprises vers une transition durable et pérenne. 🔎 Découvrez le Mapping complet et tous les atouts de Karbonpath pour faciliter la conformité : https://lnkd.in/efe3b4C6 #CSRD #Durabilité #ESG #Conformité #Logiciel #Innovation

🚨 The Omnibus Proposal is Out - What Could Change and What could Stay? 🚨 The Omnibus Proposal introduces significant updates to the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (#CSRD), the Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (#CSDDD), and the EU #Taxonomy, aiming to reduce and simplify reporting requirements. What will happen Next? The proposal will go to the EU Parliament for debate and potential revisions. Updates will follow as more information becomes available. 🔹 CSRD: Key Changes - Reporting Scope: The threshold would be raised to include only companies with over 1,000 employees.   - Two-Year Postponement for wave 2 : Reporting for those outside this scope is delayed until 2028, and may be eliminated if scope reductions are approved. - Elimination of Sector-Specific Standards and Reasonable Assurance Requirements: The Commission’s authority to adopt sector-specific standards is removed, and the option to transition to reasonable assurance will be eliminated. - Reduction of Data Points: The European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS) will cut the number of data points and clarify provisions. 🔷 CSRD: What Remains the Same - Double Materiality: Companies must assess both impact and financial materiality. - Large Companies Reporting: Companies already in scope for 2025 (reporting on 2024) must continue their reporting obligations. 🔷 CS3D: Key Changes - Extended Timelines: Transposition is postponed to July 26, 2027, with application for large companies delayed until July 26, 2028. - Reduced Complexity: Assessments will occur every five years instead of annually. 🔷 TAXONOMY: Key Changes - Reporting Obligations: Companies with over 1,000 employees and below €450 million turnover are not required to report but can voluntarily do so. - 70% Reduction in Reporting Templates and Simplification of DNSH Criteria for pollution prevention. #ESG #sustainability #CSRD #sustainabilityreporting #omnibus

🔁 We stand with GRI on this important issue. As businesses work to advance their sustainability efforts, it is essential to uphold the #CSRD ambitions to ensure continued progress. Europe has been at the forefront of sustainable business practices. Maintaining a robust reporting framework will provide stakeholders, including investors, with the transparency needed to support a strong and sustainable EU economy. #Sustainability #EUGreenDeal #CorporateResponsibility #ESG #CSRD

🚨 The Omnibus Proposal is Out - What Could Change and What could Stay? 🚨 The Omnibus Proposal introduces significant updates to the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (#CSRD), the Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (#CSDDD), and the EU #Taxonomy, aiming to reduce and simplify reporting requirements. What will happen Next? The proposal will go to the EU Parliament for debate and potential revisions. Updates will follow as more information becomes available. 🔹 CSRD: Key Changes - Reporting Scope: The threshold would be raised to include only companies with over 1,000 employees.   - Two-Year Postponement for wave 2 : Reporting for those outside this scope is delayed until 2028, and may be eliminated if scope reductions are approved. - Elimination of Sector-Specific Standards and Reasonable Assurance Requirements: The Commission’s authority to adopt sector-specific standards is removed, and the option to transition to reasonable assurance will be eliminated. - Reduction of Data Points: The European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS) will cut the number of data points and clarify provisions. 🔷 CSRD: What Remains the Same - Double Materiality: Companies must assess both impact and financial materiality. - Large Companies Reporting: Companies already in scope for 2025 (reporting on 2024) must continue their reporting obligations. 🔷 CS3D: Key Changes - Extended Timelines: Transposition is postponed to July 26, 2027, with application for large companies delayed until July 26, 2028. - Reduced Complexity: Assessments will occur every five years instead of annually. 🔷 TAXONOMY: Key Changes - Reporting Obligations: Companies with over 1,000 employees and below €450 million turnover are not required to report but can voluntarily do so. - 70% Reduction in Reporting Templates and Simplification of DNSH Criteria for pollution prevention. #ESG #sustainability #CSRD #sustainabilityreporting #omnibus

🚨 Upcoming Webinar – Don’t Miss Out! The Omnibus Bill will be unveiled tomorrow! To break it down and share key insights, we’re joining an exclusive webinar organized by Positive Company® When ? 📅 Thursday, March 13 🕦 11 AM 🔗 Register now 👉 https://lnkd.in/dEh7_S6G #CSRD #Sustainability #ESG #Reporting #Webinar

🌍💰 Bridging the Gap Between Financial & Sustainability Reporting 💰🌍 The AUTORITE DES NORMES COMPTABLES has just published an analysis discussing the connectivity between financial and sustainability information. This contribution is for educational purpose only, highlighting how the intersection of financial reporting and climate-related disclosures is becoming a game-changer. It also suggests some ideas for implementing connectivity. Here are a few key takeaways : 🔹 Financial & ESG Reporting Must Be Aligned Sustainability and financial statements cannot exist in silos. Climate risks must be reflected in financial data to improve transparency and investor confidence, even if it does not yet meet strict accounting criteria. 🔹  The integration of climate issues into financial statements is inevitable, but still a work in progress Despite growing regulatory requirements, standardized methodologies are still lacking to quantify climate risks in financial terms. Companies need clearer guidance to bridge this gap. 🔹 Towards better connectivity Fostering better connectivity between financial statements and sustainability reporting is essential for decision-useful information. Companies, regulators, and standard-setters must work together to build a coherent framework. 🌱 The transition to integrated, transparent reporting is underway. How is your company preparing for this shift? Karbonpath helps organizations meet this challenge by providing innovative solutions that streamline data collection, enhance visibility, and ensure compliance with evolving standards. #Sustainability #ESG #FinancialReporting #ClimateRisk #CSRD

📢 Retour sur une conférence inspirante et sans détour, marquée par des échanges francs, des éclairages concrets et une approche pragmatique de la #CSRD. La semaine dernière, j’ai eu la chance d’assister à la conférence organisée par le Groupe Qualiconsult autour de la CSRD à la maison du développement durable. La matinée a été dense et riche en enseignements, et il serait difficile d’en résumer chaque aspect en un seul post, mais je vais me concentrer sur les points qui m’ont le plus marqués. 🔹 Un enjeu systémique avant tout Comme l’a justement rappelé Jean-Louis MORAND , la CSRD ne vise pas seulement à exiger plus de transparence des entreprises, mais avant tout à réduire un risque systémique et à embarquer un maximum d’acteurs vers une transformation profonde. 🔹 L’Omnibus et l’engagement des entreprises Merci à Karine MOREIGNEAUX-COUDOURNAC, Responsable Département Accompagnement CSRD I ESG chez Quardina, pour ses éclairages sur l’évolution du cadre réglementaire. Oui, l’Omnibus arrive, mais les entreprises concernées cette année doivent poursuivre leurs efforts : la directive est déjà transposée en France, et les ajustements prendront plusieurs mois avant d’être appliqués. Elle a également rappelé que la CSRD est un sujet de top management. Les dirigeants doivent être acteurs de cette #transformation et structurer leur approche via un comité stratégique alliant vision opérationnelle et stratégique. 🔹 Un rapport à l’image de l’entreprise Un point clé qui m’a marqué : le rapport CSRD doit être vu comme un outil de pilotage stratégique qui reflète les valeurs et la stratégie RSE de l’entreprise. Il doit articuler la performance extra-financière au service du financier. 🔹 Transformer une contrainte en opportunité La réflexion de Yolande Blondé, Sparring Partner de Dirigeants - Stratégie Durabilité & Facilitation CSRD pour Texonova, m’a particulièrement interpellé : aborder la CSRD uniquement sous l’angle de la contrainte est une erreur. Il est essentiel d’identifier et monitorer les bénéfices qu’elle peut apporter. 🔹 L'importance des parties prenantes Comme l’a souligné Sandrine Raffiné, Présidente-fondatrice de la LinkUp Factory, impliquer les parties prenantes est un véritable levier de succès. Entreprises, académiques, ONG… Leurs feedbacks et expertises sont essentiels pour structurer une approche plus robuste et intégrée. 🔹 Le rôle des auditeurs dans la CSRD Enfin, Florence PEYBERNES, Présidente de la H2A - Haute autorité de l'audit a apporté un éclairage passionnant sur le rôle des auditeurs et de la Haute Autorité de l’Audit, rappelant l’importance de leur mission dans l’évaluation et la crédibilité des premiers rapports publiés. Chez Karbonpath, nous sommes convaincus que structurer et piloter ses engagements est un levier clé pour ancrer la RSE dans une dynamique de progrès. Merci encore aux intervenants pour cette conférence riche en enseignements ! #CSRD #Durabilité #Transformation #ESG #Reporting #RSE