Sustainable and responsible business practices, known as ESG (Environmental, Social and Governance), help organisations efficiently manage risks, increase profit, reduce costs and improve their reputation and branding.
Increasingly, key business stakeholders, including clients, employees, suppliers and investors, have been paying attention to these parameters and making decisions based on how your business approaches ESG issues.
At Mazars, we believe that profit generation and sustainable business are not in conflict. We can help you with your corporate social responsibility strategy from its design and implementation to the issuance of your Sustainability Report and its audit.
Based on your needs, we will build a team of ESG experts specialized in projects related to:
At the beginning of the process, we will help you define key stakeholders and conduct a stakeholder dialog to identify material ESG issues that are relevant for your company. We will set objectives and systems for managing and monitoring them.
We have cooperated with clients that have a strong global corporate responsibility strategy but lack the support and structure at a local level. If this sounds like you, we will be happy to provide you with high quality training sessions and advise you on how to properly set up corporate responsibility management at a local level.
Setting up CSR strategy and rules for managing responsibility towards
Implementing corporate social responsibility
Responsible business report consulting and audit
Our services are performed in line with Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) standards, ISO 26000 standard and other regulations and solutions that will provide your business with a long-term support. Our approach to CSR is based on recent scientific research and our own studies. Read more about our regularly published studies below.
The Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) is now in force across the EU, with Member States given 18 months to adopt it into national law. The highly-anticipated directive requires a number of companies operating in the EU to publicly disclose and report on environmental, social, and governance (ESG) issues. This means businesses will need to be prepared to comply with more demanding...
As environmental, social and governance (ESG) issues rise in global importance and increasingly dominate the business narrative, the Mazars report ESG: Where are you on the journey? sets out choices and pathways for companies of all sizes and sectors as they look to embark on the transition to a more sustainable business model.
As a framework for sustainability reporting, Set 1 of European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS) lay the foundations of the standardised common language for sustainability-related matters throughout Europe.
How do large companies operating in Slovakia cope with the opportunities and questions that the topic of ESG offers? We reveal the answers in a Mazars study with company leaders and executives, carried out in cooperation with the research agency Ipsos Slovakia.
We believe that business is and will remain a key player in sustainability. On the other hand, many leaders are currently not yet aware of the fundamental matters of sustainability. Therefore, The ESG e-Campus by Forvis Mazars aims to change it. One of its objectives is providing the e-learning tools to understanding and analysis of the new “sustainability paradigm”.
How has Mazars calculated the positive impact of Lidl's presence in Slovakia?
Financial institutions increasingly recognise that climate change and other environmental, social and corporate governance risks jeopardise the world’s economy and financial system.
With societal expectations increasingly permeating corporate governance, companies need to evolve their business models to embrace lasting value creation that benefits not only the shareholders, but also internal and external stakeholders as well as wider society.
Financial services organisations around the world are rethinking how they work in order to better embed sustainability into their business models. At the same time, climate stress tests are entering the mainstream in many jurisdictions. But even though regulation is fast developing, there is still a lack of consistency in the methods used and the extent of the commitments.
We explored how to get a good grip on the new EU sustainability regulatory expectations and how to make the best of the opportunity for change that they also bring forward. Feel free to fill a short form below and watch the replay.
Watch our CEE webinar's replay by filling out a short form and learn practical advice on implementing ESG strategy into your business.
The new EU's CSRD (Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive), effective as of January 2023, will affect almost 50,000 companies in the EU. How to prepare for it? By filling out the short form below you can access the webinar replay focused on non-financial sustainability reporting in the CEE region. The recording is in English.
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