Whether you are required to report under CSRD or choose to report voluntarily to satisfy investors, banks, or larger customers, I guide you through the full process, from understanding what applies to you, to a finished, credible disclosure.

Who this is for: Companies newly in scope of CSRD, companies preparing ahead of future requirements, or businesses that want a credible sustainability report to strengthen relationships with banks, investors, or key customers.

What's included:

• Reporting Boundary & Scope Definition — identifying which entities, subsidiaries, and joint operations fall within your reporting boundary

• Double Materiality Assessment — identifying which ESG topics are genuinely material to your business and your stakeholders

• GHG Emissions Accounting — building a full GHG inventory across Scope 1 and 2, with Scope 3 

• Climate Risk Assessment — evaluating physical risks and transition risks relevant to your operations 

• Supplier Risk Assessment — screening your supply chain for material ESG risks, without requiring primary data collection from suppliers 

• EU Taxonomy Alignment — assessing which of your economic activities qualify, and disclosing them correctly 

• Data Collection & Consolidation — support with ESG data collection across entities and consolidating it into one consistent dataset for reporting 

• Policy Drafting — preparing the sustainability-related policies your disclosures require 

• Report Drafting — producing a clear, structured final report 

The Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive requires companies in scope to identify, prevent, and address human rights and environmental risks across their own operations and value chain, not just report on them, but actively manage them. I help you build a due diligence process that meets these requirements without disrupting how your business actually operates.

Who this is for: Companies newly in scope of CSDDD, companies anticipating future requirements as thresholds evolve, or businesses whose customers or partners are asking them to demonstrate due diligence practices.

What's included:

• Scope & Risk Mapping — identifying where human rights and environmental risks are most likely to arise across your operations and value chain 

• Supplier Risk Assessment — screening suppliers for material risk indicators, without requiring full primary data collection from every supplier 

• Due Diligence Policy Drafting — preparing the human rights and environmental due diligence policy your process requires 

• Grievance Mechanism Design — setting up a channel through which affected people can raise concerns, as required by the directive 

• Remediation & Corrective Action Planning  — preparing prevention and corrective action plans for risks identified during the assessment

• Monitoring Framework — defining how you'll track whether your due diligence measures are actually working over time 

Send me your website or product packaging, and I'll tell you whether you're at risk under the new EU rules, and which service fits your situation. 

For broader questions, check the Q&A, or read About Me to learn more about my background.

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