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The transition from the non-financial reporting directive to the CSRD corporate sustainability reporting directive. What steps must companies follow?

The transition from the non-financial reporting directive to the CSRD corporate sustainability reporting directive. What steps must companies follow?

The EU Directive on corporate sustainability reporting (Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive - CSRD) practically modifies the former directive on non-financial reporting (NFRD), expanding the scope and transparency requirements.

The NFRD, adopted in 2014, was an important first step towards increasing the transparency of non-financial information, but it failed to meet the rapidly growing needs for sustainability reporting in today's society. Thus, the CSRD was designed to provide a more robust framework by expanding reporting requirements, expanding the number of targeted companies and improving the consistency of reporting information on environmental, social and governance (ESG) aspects.

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