Adapt your company's compliance strategy to the new European requirements on sustainability, duty of care and classification of sustainable activities, while considering recent developments in the Omnibus package.
As the European Union revises its sustainability and corporate responsibility requirements, it's time to take stock of the scope and obligations of the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD), the Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDD or CS3D) and the Taxonomy Regulation, so that every company can adopt appropriate reporting, risk management and sustainable business classification practices.
The CSRD has been transposed by various EU member states. Although new sustainability reporting obligations are now unavoidable, the adjustments made by the Omnibus package aim to lighten certain administrative burdens, thus enabling better management of corporate resources.
The CSDDD (or “CS3D”) was formally adopted by the European Council on May 24, 2024. It introduces an extended duty of care and is due to be implemented progressively between 2027 and 2029.
The Taxonomy regulation established a classification system for sustainable economic activities. Its requirements apply progressively, with reporting obligations as well.
This remote conference will help you navigate the complexities of these technical regulations. Meet these regulatory challenges, identify the strategic opportunities for your organization, and the best practical steps to take, considering the deadlines and specific requirements of each directive or regulation.
This English-language conference will be chaired by :
Karen Dumery
Founder, GoAct
Sounding Board Committee - Sustainability Leader, Instituut voor Bestuurders GUBERNA
Objectifs
On completion of this course, participants will be able to:
- Understand the specific requirements of CSRD, CSDDD and Taxonomy in the new frame of the Omnibus Package
- Carry out a dual materiality analysis and risk assessment
- Draw up a sustainability report in compliance with ESRS standards and Belgian law
- Implement a due diligence process aligned with the CSDD
- Integrate the principles of sustainability, due diligence and sustainable classification into corporate strategy
- Identify opportunities for compliance with these directives and regulations
Compétences acquises
On completion of this course, participants will be able to:
- Understand the specific requirements of CSRD, CSDDD and Taxonomy in the new frame of the Omnibus Package
- Carry out a dual materiality analysis and risk assessment
- Draw up a sustainability report in compliance with ESRS standards and Belgian law
- Implement a due diligence process aligned with the CSDD
- Integrate the principles of sustainability, due diligence and sustainable classification into corporate strategy
- Identify opportunities for compliance with these directives and regulations
