Sustainability obligation: What Harburg entrepreneurs now need to know!

Sustainability obligation: What Harburg entrepreneurs now need to know!

The European Union starts the red pencil! With the new corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD), companies now have to look deep into the cards. It is about nothing less than the effects of their actions on people and the environment. On Tuesday, November 19, plain text will be spoken in Jesteburg. The event "Sustainability made easy" promises answers to burning questions about the extended reporting obligation.

The district development / business development department of the Harburg district and the joint community of Jesteburg invite entrepreneurs and interested parties to the Jesteburger Hof. The starting sign is at 6 p.m. The CSRD, an EU directive, demands extensive reports of its ecological and social activities from large companies and listed small and medium-sized companies (SMEs). This reporting should be at eye level with financial reporting. But what does that mean in practice? Which companies have to dress warm now?

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Susann Vogel, the sustainability expert who led Lavera to the German Sustainability Prize 2022, will bring light into the dark. It navigates through the “jungle” of the reporting obligations and shows how sustainable management can inspire the company's success. With best practice examples, it will show the positive effects. But that's not all! There is also information on support offers and funding opportunities that support entrepreneurs.

The event is part of the "Business Development Development Development Development", which is intended to promote the exchange between administration, institutions and companies in the Harburg district. Interested parties should register until November 15th-by phone, by email or online. You shouldn't miss this opportunity, because here there are not only answers, but also the chance to exchange ideas with like -minded people and get valuable tips from experts.