Reflecting back on a year of materiality analyses, we talked to sustainability practitioners about their top tips for how to make the CSRD process offer value beyond just disclosures.

With a new group of companies coming into scope of CSRD over the next twelve months, we talked to practitioners who've been through the process to reflect on their three key pieces of advice.

Part 2 of 2 of our playback of what we've heard from a summer spent speaking to sustainability leaders and practitioners about climate transition planning.

Part 1 of 2 of our playback of what we've heard from a summer spent speaking to sustainability leaders and practitioners about climate transition planning.

How CSRD will change the face of sustainability reporting as we know it. Insights from early reporters - and download the content from our recent webinar.

Our view on why EFRAG must align its climate transition plan guidance with the TPT framework - and why doing so is so important.

Assessing what we’ve learnt from the ISSB’s latest announcements, chiefly on climate transition plans and alignment with the TPT framework

Our analysis of what we’ve taken away from the latest EFRAG guidance - which questions are answered, and where uncertainty remains

Our recently published research paper is a call for some common sense to be applied to the implementation of the CSRD.

Credible certification standards and ecolabels provide a powerful foundation to deliver impactful sustainability commitments but are not immune to criticism. Therefore, layering certification with your own values and policies is essential.

CDP are evolving to align with the latest ESG regulation. In this blog we set out the updates for 2024 and our predictions for how wider ESG trends will influence future CDP evolution, and how businesses aiming to at least maintain their CDP can prepare.

What is the TPT framework? Why is it important to me? How does it link with other key disclosure frameworks? Our answers to all the big questions around transition planning.

While meeting regulation is necessary, so too is looking ahead to prioritise the innovations that will matter in the ‘all change era’.

Materiality is perhaps the most talked about but least well-implemented sustainability requirement today. Clearly, having a rigorous process to guide your priorities is a crucial input to guiding an effective sustainability strategy and to robust regulatory disclosures.

A consultation to gather views on the reality of CSRD implementation from the people working through it right now.

With 49 000 companies preparing for the new EU sustainability reporting rules, many of them will need to undertake an ESG materiality assessment for the first time. It is time we ask the question: is it worth it?