Sustainability reporting

Typical challenges faced by our customers:

• Which legal requirements and standards (OR, CSRD, GRI, ESRS, VSME, TCFD, SBTI, CDP, SDGs, etc.) are relevant for your company?
• Which topics and key figures must be disclosed?
• What do stakeholders expect from a sustainability report?

Our approach: support where you need it

Many companies already have initial ESG data and strategies. Our aim is to optimize these, close gaps and guide you efficiently towards legally compliant reporting. We tailor our support to your needs.

1. Clarify the starting position: ESG starting point and gap analysisTogether, we identify regulatory and strategic gaps and develop specific measures to close these gaps.

   Result: A structured overview of your company’s ESG maturity level and the next steps (gap analysis and roadmap).

More on the ESG starting point and gap analysis

More on the sustainability strategy

2. Materiality analysis – the basis for your report

   Not every sustainability issue is equally relevant for every company. The materiality analysis helps to identify the important topics from the perspective of the company and its stakeholders.

More about the materiality analysis

3. preparation of the report

Based on the materiality analysis and the legal requirements, we support you in preparing a transparent sustainability report.

• • We use existing structures, such as risk and management reports and certification documents, to save time and resources
  • We structure your sustainability report according to sustainability standards such as GRI and with the necessary key figures in the respective chapters.
  • We help you to create a data-based sustainability report by identifying the necessary key figures and helping you to collect and present them correctly.
  • We create a standard-compliant CO₂ balance sheet for your reporting
  • We check your existing or new report for compliance with legal requirements or voluntary standards

Result: A meaningful and legally compliant sustainability report that creates transparency and optimally communicates your sustainability strategy.

More about CO₂ balancing, carbon footprint

Your benefit

• Efficient use of existing data and structures
• Structure for transparent reporting as a basis for future reports
• Strategic added value for corporate development and communication