Sustainability: an ever-changing regulatory environment and increasing expectations call for vigilance and anticipation

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Managing environmental, social, and governance issues is now a key strategic driver for businesses. Managing these issues in a way that is tailored to the sector and the expectations of the company stakeholders offers a competitive advantage, stimulates innovation, and can facilitate access to financing. A robust CSR approach will also enable companies to anticipate future trends and regulations and complement the risk management process.

SUSTAINABILITY ISSUES AND ESG INFORMATION

The main issues faced by organisations

MAJOR CROSS-FUNCTIONAL PROJECT
Which requires the involvement of all departments: CEO, CSR, procurement, HR, marketing, finance, etc.
COMPLEX REGULATORY CORPUS
Difficulty navigating through a regulatory maze
TIME-CONSUMING INFORMATION GATHERING
A methodology for gathering financial and non-financial information that requires time and commitment
BE CONTENT WITH A REPORTING EXERCISE
And failing to address the strategic opportunity

A SUSTAINABILITY TEAM DEDICATED TO TRANSFORMING YOUR ORGANISATIONS TOWARDS A SUSTAINABLE BUSINESS MODEL

An experienced team, combined with the agility of a start-up

EASIER CROSS-FUNCTIONALITY
setting up and managing appropriate governance structures
KNOWLEDGE OF THE SUBTLETIES OF CSRD & CONTINUOUS MONITORING
updating the approach implemented in the event of changes in market requirements and practices
A RELIABLE DATA COLLECTION METHODOLOGY
support in collecting and checking data for the first year of reporting
A STRATEGIC VISION
an overall understanding of the company’s context and challenges in the short, medium and long term
LIMIT A MALUS / DEPRECIATION
in the event of a planned valuation process (capital increase, change in shareholder structure)
HIGH-LEVEL EXPERTISE
a specialised expert and a whole ecosystem of complementary skills
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A STRATEGIC APPROACH

Opportunities to pivot now

  • Competitive advantage: enables sustainability to be formalised as a competitive advantage (image with employees, business partners, customers)
  • A lever for innovation & cost reduction: a key factor in identifying and developing new markets, a lever for cost reduction (materials / energy / hidden social costs)
  • Anticipation of future trends: improving resilience in a radically changing economic context, while focusing on what counts
  • Access to/guarantee of finance: a clear, formalised CSR strategy that can be easily communicated and leveraged by sustainable finance players looking for sustainable businesses to support.

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