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Verständliche Artikel über die Nachhaltigkeitsarbeit, vor der Unternehmen und Investoren wirklich stehen: Emissionen, Reporting, Strategie, Ratings und die Kundenanfragen dazwischen.
CSRD Reporting: What It Means for Companies in India
A practical 2026 guide for Indian companies on CSRD after Omnibus I, including direct third-country scope, EU customer pressure, BRSR alignment, GHG calculations, supplier data packs, and evidence readiness.
A Guide to the GHG Protocol
The GHG Protocol is the main global framework companies use to measure and report greenhouse gas emissions. This guide explains the Corporate Standard, Scope 2 Guidance, Scope 3 Standard, the active standards update process, the new Land Sector and Removals Standard, and how companies should prepare an evidence-backed emissions inventory.
The Rise of Ethical Consumerism: How Brands Can Adapt
A practical guide for brands adapting to ethical consumerism with evidence-backed claims, supplier controls, product data, certifications, emissions, and customer responses.
How Companies Can Get Ready for CSRD Reporting
A practical 2026 guide to CSRD readiness after stop-the-clock and Omnibus I, covering scope checks, route selection, double materiality, ESRS gaps, GHG calculations, evidence, assurance, and proportionate supplier data packs.
Supply Chain Reporting Requirements for Suppliers
Supplier reporting guide: decode customer requests, prepare emissions and evidence packs, handle CDP/EcoVadis portals, and avoid overbuilding.
8 Best Practices to Communicate Your Sustainability Goals
Eight practical ways to communicate sustainability goals clearly, credibly, and without greenwashing, from evidence and baselines to audiences, progress updates, and claims review.
How to Improve Emissions Data Accounting for Your Company
Reliable emissions data accounting is less about a perfect software tool and more about a controlled workflow. This guide explains how to define boundaries, assign owners, collect activity data, choose emission factors, document assumptions, improve Scope 3 data, and keep evidence for reporting, customer requests, assurance-readiness, and annual refreshes.
Do's and Don'ts in ESG Compliance and Reporting
ESG compliance and reporting is strongest when it starts with scope, materiality, governance, data owners, evidence, controls, and clear sustainability claims. This practical do/don't guide explains how companies can prepare credible disclosures, avoid greenwashing risk, improve assurance-readiness, and make reporting easier to refresh each year.
Greenwashing Regulations You Need to Know
Greenwashing risk is moving from reputation risk to evidence and compliance risk. This guide explains the main greenwashing rules and guidance businesses should know, including EU consumer green-claims rules, the UK Green Claims Code, the FCA anti-greenwashing rule, the FTC Green Guides, ACCC guidance, and Singapore consumer and ESG fund disclosure expectations.
EFRAG VSME: Voluntary Sustainability Reporting for SMEs
EFRAG VSME gives non-listed SMEs a simpler voluntary structure for sustainability reporting. This guide explains who the VSME standard is for, how the Basic and Comprehensive Modules work, what data SMEs should prepare first, and how VSME can help suppliers respond to banks, investors, corporate customers, and sustainability questionnaires.
Supporting Microsoft Suppliers Through GHG Emissions Reporting
Microsoft supplier GHG reporting requests can involve total-company emissions, service-level accounting, Scope 1, Scope 2, Scope 3 categories 1 through 8, methodology documentation, consultant letters, or independent assurance. This guide explains why the request wording matters and how suppliers can choose the right response path before starting the calculation work.
Measuring Greenhouse Gas Emissions for Small Businesses
Small businesses do not need to start emissions measurement with a complex ESG platform or full sustainability report. This guide explains how to prepare a defensible first footprint by defining the boundary, collecting Scope 1 and Scope 2 data, screening relevant Scope 3 categories, applying credible emission factors, and keeping evidence for customer requests.