Sustainability applicability assessment
- Sector and size
- Group and financial year
- National implementing law
- Applicable requirements and deadlines
Prepare a supplier code of conduct, a sustainable purchasing policy and a basic materiality assessment.
For companies with reporting obligations and suppliers receiving sustainability requirements in their value chain.
Sector and size · Group and financial year · National implementing law · Applicable requirements and deadlines
Stakeholders and value chain · Impacts on people and the environment · Financial risks and opportunities · Assessment method and supporting information
Stakeholders and value chain · Permitted and prohibited use · Contractual requirements and evidence of controls · Incidents and escalation
Metrics and boundaries · Personal data and data sources · Owner and reviewer · Monitoring and change history
Stakeholders and value chain · Requirements in procurement and supplier selection · Contractual requirements and evidence of controls · Monitoring and change history
Check current amendments, national law, group structure and financial year. Voluntary supplier reporting does not automatically create a CSRD obligation. Working draft, not a certificate of compliance. Add factual information and have the responsible person review current law and its application. External AI is not legal evidence.
Legal basis: Direktiv (EU) 2022/2464
Working draft, not a certificate of compliance. Add factual information and have the responsible person review current law and its application. External AI is not legal evidence.
Reporting scope, materiality and traceable sustainability data.
Check current amendments, national law, group structure and financial year. Voluntary supplier reporting does not automatically create a CSRD obligation.
Directive (EU) 2022/2464 · EUR-Lex