A breakdown of the ESRSs and double materiality

We have been waiting for them, and now they are finally here.

The European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRSs) are the standards companies must follow when reporting and complying with the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive.

If you have no idea what we are talking about, continue reading and we will enlighten you.

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ANNE KATRINE BLIRUP
Bridging the CSR gap: From theory to practice

The world of CSR and ESG is big and complex.

Given the complexity of this field, it is no wonder that many struggle to fully understand it, work with it, and implement it.

We at Sustaina Company want to do whatever we can to help bridge this CSR gap. That is why we are introducing the CSR assistant education.

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ANNE KATRINE BLIRUP
What does it mean to be concrete?

If you have been reading our newsletters for a good while, you will know our number one advice what it comes to avoiding greenwashing: be concrete.

By being concrete you avoid using terms that can be misunderstood and they are so much easier to document.

However, concrete communication is still far from the most common communication form, and we are still seeing a high use of general terms.

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Is this your blindspot?

Just thinking about sustainability and everything that comes with it, can take your breath away and make your head spin.

The general feeling that something has to be done is nearly overwhelming, but the prospect of it can be so chaotic.

We all know that the fashion industry isn’t exactly good for the environment. Another thing we also know is that there isn’t a quick fix.

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ANNE KATRINE BLIRUP
Why you need to create a governance model

ESG is here there and everywhere.

The three new letters have in many cases replaced C, S and R, and many have found a new go-to term to replace CSR.

E stands for Environmental, S stands for Social and G stands for Governance. And we’d argue that the inclusion of governance is the reason why ESG has gained so much ground.

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