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The Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) set the standard for how EU companies need to report on their sustainability work. However, the February 2025 Omnibus proposal signaled substantial changes to reporting requirements and timelines.
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CSRD is the EU's regulation requiring companies to disclose their environmental and social impact. It was designed to increase transparency and hold businesses accountable for their sustainability efforts.
The CSRD originally applied to 50,000+ companies, including non-EU companies with operations in Europe. However, the February 2025 Omnibus proposal seeks to simplify and refocus these requirements on larger enterprises—those with 1,000+ employees—potentially reducing the number of affected companies by 80%.
These proposals are not yet final and must go through the EU legislative process. Until these changes are finalized, businesses should continue to prepare detailed sustainability reports accordingly.
The CSRD requires companies to disclose a broad range of data relating to their environmental, social, and governance practices. The European Commission has committed to revising ESRS within six months of Omnibus adoption to reduce data points and clarify requirements. These revisions are expected to significantly streamline reporting by reducing mandatory disclosures and data points, clarifying requirements, shifting focus to quantitative metrics, enhancing materiality guidance, and simplifying reporting templates—changes that will benefit all reporters regardless of size. We will update the requirements below when more details are available.
While the Omnibus proposal aims to simplify these requirements, the core structure remains.
Here's the outline of what your report will need to include:
All companies will need to complete the general disclosures, ESRS 1 and ESRS 2. These sections align closely with the typical structure of an annual report.
ESRS 1 outlines the general requirements for sustainability reporting, including:
ESRS 2 provides the framework for general disclosures that all companies must include. These are organized into the following key areas:
In addition to the general disclosures, companies must report on relevant ESG topics using the 10 Topical Standards under three main categories: Environmental, Social, and Governance. For each of these sections, companies will need to disclose any relevant risks, impacts, and opportunities that are material for the company. Then, companies should disclose the policies, actions and targets in place to mitigate those risks and impacts.
Environmental Standards (ESRS E1-E5):
Social Standards (ESRS S1-S4):
Governance Standards (ESRS G1):
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