The European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS)

50,000 EU & non EU businesses will need to publish sustainability information
This is a specially curated collection of informative articles on the European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS). You will find answers to questions such as:

• Which EU and non-EU companies are affected and when?
• What do the ESRS and the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) mean for the relevance of the GRI Standards in Europe?
• Your pathway to  become a “GRI Certified ESRS Professional”:
  • Which GRI Certified Courses to take.
  • How www.fbrh.co.uk courses stand out for their practical relevance —participants gain the tools to apply their learning immediately, cutting the need for costly consultancy.
    • Introduction to the CSRD and Reporting with the ESRS
      Learn the structure of the CSRD and ESRS, and how to plan your reporting process.
    • Stakeholder Engagement for ESRS Reporting
      Master techniques to identify, prioritise, and engage stakeholders effectively.
    • Double Materiality Assessment under the ESRS
      Conduct impact and financial materiality assessments aligned with regulatory expectations.
    • How to Collect and Report Material Information under the ESRS
      Learn systems and tools for capturing relevant, verifiable sustainability data.
    • Preparing for External Assurance for ESRS Reporting
      Understand assurance standards, evidence requirements, and how to reduce audit risk.
    • Digital Reporting under the CSRD
      Explore digital tagging, ESEF/HTML formats, and how to prepare machine-readable reports.
• How to pass the GRI ESRS Professional Certification Exam

… and lots more