The CSRD proposes to modernize and strengthen the EU rules concerning the environmental, social and governance-related information that companies must report. It amends the Non-Financial Reporting Directive (NFRD), the EU's legacy ESG reporting program, and covers categories in addition to carbon, including biodiversity, circular economy, pollution, water, waste, workforce and business conduct – in short, the whole value and supply chain.
At S&P Global, we understand that sustainability reporting will be new for many companies and more involved for others. Unlike many service providers, we have all the ingredients needed to manage CSRD reporting for our customers to serve as a one-stop shop. Our large team of sustainability specialists can draw upon S&P Global's extensive proprietary data and long-standing environmental modeling and reporting experience to handle every step of the CSRD reporting journey.
