Introduction to the CSRD and Reporting with the ESRS (2025)

Organizations are expected to show how they affect people, the environment, and the economy to meet regulatory requirements and stakeholder expectations. This part explains why transparency adds value for stakeholders and how reporting helps with accountability.

The CSRD requires thousands of organizations to publish detailed sustainability information. This part shows how the CSRD fits into EU regulation and connects to broader global reporting. You will gain clarity on the role of the CSRD and what it means for organizations like yours.

The ESRS set out what information organizations must report. This part explains their structure, the types of disclosures, and how the standards link together. You will learn the essentials needed to navigate the ESRS with more ease.

Meeting ESRS requirements takes planning. This part sets out the key preparation steps, from building a reporting team to gathering the right information. You will see how project management supports smooth reporting and what you can do to prepare early.

Royal FloraHolland, a global marketplace in floriculture, is preparing for its first ESRS report. The case shows how one organization approaches planning, data collection, and common challenges. You will gain useful lessons and tips that you can apply in your own work.