Key Takeaways
The Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) is shaking the foundations of ESG reporting—but it isn’t the only significant piece of regulation out there. Each country has their own reporting requirements led by national goals and strategies, many of which—particularly in the realm of social and governance issues—have been around for decades.
Alongside information about the CSRD, this e-book lays bare the current regulatory situation for organisations in Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, the UK and the EU at large.
It provides a comprehensive break-down of mandatory ESG disclosures within each territory; an overview and history of ESG regulations; information about current national targets; and insight into the unique aspects of each country's approach to ESG.
Download to learn:
- How the underlying ESG landscape in Europe differs across 15 different European countries
- What impact these differences have on businesses and reporting expectations
- How EU member states have varied in their implementation of previous EU regulations, such as the NFRD
- How far non-EU countries within Europe deviate from EU standards
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