Our team of experts manages all project phases, drafting the Sustainability Report as a communication tool in accordance with internationally recognized standards.
Circularity offers a comprehensive consulting service for the preparation of the report, with an integrated approach aligned with the latest European regulations, including the new ESRS standards issued by EFRAG, mandatory under the CSRD, and the voluntary VSME standard, designed for SMEs not subject to reporting obligations.
Analysis of the company’s context and ESG strategy, stakeholder engagement, and materiality assessment (or double materiality in accordance with ESRS), aimed at identifying the key sustainability topics most relevant to the business.
Determination of the organizational and operational boundaries of the report, selection of the most appropriate reporting standards—GRI, ESRS, or VSME—based on the company’s size and level of ambition, and mapping of both mandatory and voluntary disclosure requirements.
Implementation of efficient, digital data collection systems, with optional use of Circularity’s proprietary ESG Reporting Tool, and support in gathering data and measuring key environmental, social, and governance (ESG) performance indicators (KPIs).
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Preparation of the report in line with the selected framework (GRI, ESRS, or VSME), including the integration of ESG policies, risks, metrics, and targets, followed by internal review, validation, and support through to final publication.
Support for communication with internal and external stakeholders through the creation of customized and engaging materials, such as full reports or visually enhanced content extracts, designed to effectively convey key messages and ESG performance.
The Sustainability Report allows you to understand and communicate the economic, social and environmental impact of your company. Legislative Decree 254/2016 introduced the obligation for large companies – considered public interest entities – to report non-financial information (relating to environmental, social, personnel, respect for human rights and the fight against corruption) through the NFS (Non-financial declaration). In addition, the Directive of 21 April 2021 proposed by the European Commission extends the reporting obligation to an increasingly broad pool of companies:
- all listed companies, with the exception of micro-enterprises
- large unlisted companies that meet at least 2 of the following requirements: active balance sheet> 20 million, turnover> 40 million, 250 employees.
Ensure alignment with Legislative Decree 254/2016, the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD), and the European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS), with the option to adopt the VSME standard for SMEs looking to anticipate future regulatory requirements.
The report clearly and objectively communicates your ESG performance, strengthening relationships with clients, partners, investors, and employees.
The reporting process provides a valuable opportunity to analyze your impacts, set measurable goals, and align long-term strategy with both corporate and supply chain ESG objectives.
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Case history
Andriani
Sector: Agribusiness
Target: Strategic Sustainability Plan
Case history
La Molisana
Sector: Agribusiness
Target: Sustainability Plan and Report
Case history
Menarini
Sector: Pharmaceutical
Target: Sustainability Strategy & Reporting
Case history
Authos
Sector: Automotive
Target: Sustainability measurement and strategy
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