​The Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) represents a major advancement in sustainability reporting within the European Union, requiring companies to disclose more detailed information on their environmental, social and governance (ESG) practices. This directive aims to ensure transparency and consistency, enabling stakeholders to access reliable data on corporate impacts. The CSRD is closely aligned with the European Union's taxonomy framework, which classifies sustainable economic activities, and it complements the Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD). While the CSDDD mandates that companies actively manage and mitigate their environmental and social impacts, the CSRD ensures that these efforts are communicated transparently through rigorous reporting standards.

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Distinct is a seasoned CSRD expert and is trained in GRI reporting, allowing businesses to effectively navigate the complex landscape of European sustainability directives. We will help you conduct your Double Materiality Analysis. Through your CSRD report, we will communicate your company’s sustainability and social impact, as well as its risk mitigation efforts, ensuring compliance and transparency. This dual approach helps companies meet European regulatory requirements - such as the CSRD, the EU taxonomy, the CSDDD - while adhering to internationally accepted best practices - GRI - in sustainability reporting.