Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive for Public Sector & NGOs
CSRD expands mandatory sustainability reporting to large companies and listed SMEs. Companies must report according to European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS) covering environment, social, and governance matters.
Phased: large companies from FY2024; listed SMEs from FY2026
Per member state (audit-based enforcement)
Large Companies (250+ employees or €40M+ revenue), Listed SMEs, Financial Services
What CSRD means for Public Sector & NGOs
Public Sector & NGOs organisations operating in the EU must comply with CSRD obligations. Below are the key requirements that apply to your sector.
- Report against ESRS environmental standards
- Disclose social and workforce data
- Report governance and anti-corruption
- Obtain third-party assurance on reports
- Report on value chain impacts (phased)
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