CSRD and ESRS 2.0 - what do the changes mean for companies in practice?

The sustainability reporting landscape has shifted - significantly. New scope thresholds, revised standards, and a completely different philosophy around what companies actually need to report. If you're trying to make sense of it all, you're not alone.

That's exactly why we ran our recent webinar: CSRD and ESRS 2.0 — What Do the Changes Mean for Companies in Practice? And we're making the full materials available for you to download.

The big picture

Around 90% fewer companies are now in scope under the revised CSRD — but being out of scope doesn't mean sustainability reporting no longer matters. Investors, clients, employees and partners still expect transparency. Your sustainability report is the vehicle, not the final destination.

For companies still in scope, the revised ESRS 2.0 brings real relief: 61% fewer mandatory datapoints, a simplified materiality assessment, and a move away from checklists toward principles-based reporting that lets companies tell their own story.

What's inside the materials

Our speakers Galina Parmenter, Gabriella Lovas, and our moderator Neda Shishmanova cover everything from the revised timelines and scope changes, to practical guidance on the Double Materiality Assessment, data availability, and what companies should do next - whether they're in scope or not.

Real-world examples, honest trade-offs, and actionable next steps. No fluff.

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Have questions about what these changes mean for your specific situation? Reach out to Willow Sustainability or Gabriella Lovas — we'd love to help.