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    CSRD and sustainability package for businesses

    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.

    Sustainability applicability assessment

    Sector and size · Group and financial year · National implementing law · Applicable requirements and deadlines

    Double materiality assessment

    Stakeholders and value chain · Impacts on people and the environment · Financial risks and opportunities · Assessment method and supporting information

    Supplier code of conduct

    Stakeholders and value chain · Permitted and prohibited use · Contractual requirements and evidence of controls · Incidents and escalation

    Sustainability and evidence register

    Metrics and boundaries · Personal data and data sources · Owner and reviewer · Monitoring and change history

    Sustainable purchasing policy

    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

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    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.

    CSRD / Sustainability

    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

    Sustainability applicability assessment

    • Sector and size
    • Group and financial year
    • National implementing law
    • Applicable requirements and deadlines

    Double materiality assessment

    • Stakeholders and value chain
    • Impacts on people and the environment
    • Financial risks and opportunities
    • Assessment method and supporting information

    Supplier code of conduct

    • Stakeholders and value chain
    • Permitted and prohibited use
    • Contractual requirements and evidence of controls
    • Incidents and escalation

    Sustainability and evidence register

    • Metrics and boundaries
    • Personal data and data sources
    • Owner and reviewer
    • Monitoring and change history

    Sustainable purchasing policy

    • Stakeholders and value chain
    • Requirements in procurement and supplier selection
    • Contractual requirements and evidence of controls
    • Monitoring and change history

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