This is the third of a three-part Atelier series.

On July 6, 2021, the European Commission has published the renewed Sustainable Finance Strategy, aimed at boosting the market for green investments and including new subjects, as the SMEs in the debate.

To transit to a low-carbon, resilient, and resource-efficient economy, the EU is reinforcing its legislative framework to push for more transparency and sustainability in business practices. The EU Taxonomy Regulation, a classification system for sustainable investment, includes technical screening criteria that companies and investors will use to measure the performance of their economic activities on environmental sustainability. The Strategy links up different pillars of sustainable finance, including the financial and non-financial disclosure by companies and financial institutions.

As the new Taxonomy framework will be implemented as of January 2022, it is of utmost importance that companies have a deep understanding of how this will translate into practice. Companies are required to disclose their first Taxonomy Eligibility Report in 2022.

Therefore, this Atelier will prepare you and your company for the upcoming reporting alignment processes.

JOIN THIS ATELIER TO:

Learn how to check your company’s activities eligibility with the Taxonomy (Delegated Act on Climate Mitigation).
Discover how EU reporting debate affects your sustainability disclosure and how to comply with it.
Stay up to date with the main upcoming EU regulations that focus on Transparency.

WHO SHOULD JOIN:

CSR/Sustainability Managers
Reporting Officers
Finance Managers
Investor Relations Managers
Sustainable Finance Professionals

PREVIOUS ATELIERS:

ATELIER - Meeting the requirements of the EU Taxonomy pt.2