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Professional Certificate in CSRD Reporting

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Deepen your understanding of the European Union’s Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD). Acquire the skills and knowledge to lead CSRD compliance in your organisation and advance your career.

Enrol by:
5th March 2024
Contact hours
6-8 hours
Access for
6 months
Format
Online
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Fees
795

Why is CSRD important?

Under the CSRD, companies are now required to report on their environmental, social and governance performance. Boards have a responsibility to keep pace with reporting frameworks and standards in order to achieve compliance and drive sustainable practices.

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Compliance

CSRD compliance requires reporting on double materiality, Impacts, Risks and Opportunities (IROs), value chain and more.

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Sustainability

An organisation’s sustainability practices directly impact the environment and society, and can determine long-term business success.

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Investment

Investors are drawn to purpose-driven organisations that clearly demonstrate how returns outweigh any risks.

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Sustainability Reporting and CSRD

Key global sustainability frameworks and standards.

The purpose and scope of the CSRD and its evolution in driving transparency, accountability and sustainable business practices.

Key topics including ESG reporting, double materiality, and CSRD compliance timelines.

The role of CSRD in global reporting practices.

Compliance with the CSRD

Applying the concepts of materiality and double materiality in your reporting and aligning sustainability reports with your company’s value chain to meet EU standards.

Reporting on each environmental, social, and governance standard including objectives, focus areas, requirements and exemptions.

Structuring sustainability reports and ensuring they align with transparency and comparability guidelines.

How boards and executives can oversee and implement CSRD compliance.