EFRAG approved the European Sustainability Reporting Standards

The European Financial Reporting Advisory Group published the final version of the European Sustainability Reporting Standards at the end of October. The new standards are part of Europe's Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive which was adopted earlier

The European Financial Reporting Advisory Group (EFRAG) published the final version of the European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS) at the end of October. The new standards are part of Europe's Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) which was adopted earlier.

These new rules will significantly expand the number of companies required to provide sustainability disclosures to over 50,000 EU businesses. And this is more than 4x the number of companies (approximately 11,700 organizations) which currently report their impact under NFRD.

Companies covered by the new rules will have to provide sustainability reporting on their strategies and business models and how material ESG impacts, risks, and opportunities are identified and managed. This includes policies, targets, action plans, and performance measurement metrics. There are four areas approved for disclosure in the frame of the updated versions of the ESRS:

  • Cross-cutting: (ESRS 1) General requirements; (ESRS 2) General disclosures.

  • Environment: (ESRS E1) Climate change; (ESRS E2) Pollution; (ESRS E3) Water and marine resources; (ESRS E4) Biodiversity and ecosystems; (ESRS E5) Resource use and circular economy.

  • Social: (ESRS S1) Own workforce; (ESRS S2) Workers in the value chain; (ESRS S3) Affected communities; (ESRS S4) Consumers and end-users.

  • Governance: (ESRS G1) Business Сonduct.

EFRAG approved the European Sustainability Reporting Standards

It is expected that the CSRD will enter into force among the member states before the end of 2022 and, likely, that the European Commission will also adopt the updated ESRS at the same time. If that happens, companies will have to apply the standards to their 2024 sustainability reports.

For more details please click here to access the approved ESRS

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