Demystifying the EU Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive & its Supply Chain Impact

Supply Chain Partners Fireside Chat with Unchained Solutions

Join us for our one-hour Fireside Chat with Unchained Solutions. 

The EU Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) significantly expands the scope and detail of sustainability reporting requirements for companies operating within the European Union (EU). This directive aims to enhance transparency in how companies address environmental, social, and governance (ESG) issues, which includes detailed reporting on their supply chains.

The impact on supply chain management is profound as companies are now required to disclose not only their own sustainability practices but also how they ensure sustainability throughout their supply chains. This means increased scrutiny on suppliers for their environmental impact, labour practices, and governance structures. Companies must therefore intensify their due diligence processes and possibly restructure their supply chains to comply with the CSRD's stringent reporting standards, ultimately promoting greater sustainability and accountability across global supply chains.

Presenters: Dr Stephen Morse, CEO of Unchained Solutions and Dr Sharyn Grant, Founder of Supply Chain Partners.

This fireside chat will discuss the significance of the CSRD in supply chain management and what it might mean for organisations that also operate outside the EU. The talk will also consider other environmental and human rights in supply chains legislative frameworks and directives and the steps the companies should take to be business ready.

Unchained Solutions are ESG and modern slavery experts who help organisations address ESG and modern slavery risk and comply with ESG and the Modern Slavery Act through a turnkey solution including strategy, analysis, training, documents, and research.

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What We Will Cover

• Overview of the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive
• Emergence of Environmental and Human Rights Due Diligence legislation, directives, guidance and reporting frameworks
• Impact on large and small businesses
• Steps to be business ready
• How Unchained can support businesses

Who Should Attend

This event is suitable for:

• Corporations and Small to Medium Sized Enterprises (SMEs) in Australia, South-East Asia and USA, who function as corporate suppliers.
• Industry Sectors: 
  • Property and construction
  • Agriculture and fishing
  • Garment and textile
  • Manufacturing
  • Mining
  • Financial services
  • Healthcare
  • Education
• Procurement and Supply Chain Personnel, Marketing, Legal and Human Resource Management Professionals, and SME Business Owners

More information about this event is available at:

https://www.supplychainpartners.co/events/demystifying-eu-corporate-sustainability-reporting-directives-supply-chain-impact