CSR HELLAS: Webinar “Sustainability becomes Mainstream” on 11 February
On 11 February, CSR Hellas will host the webinar “Sustainability becomes Mainstream: Legislative context simply following or driving the change?” at 14:00 - 16:00 CET.
The event aims at informing companies, including CSR Europe members, about the most recent developments within the European institutional framework on issues of business responsibility and sustainability.
Specifically, the webinar, conducted in English, will focus on:
Developments relating to the revisions of the Sustainable Corporate Governance framework and the Non-Financial Reporting EU Directive
The European Commission’s intention to establish a regulatory framework of Due Diligence for Supply Chain Management, expanding the scope of the European Classification of Corporate Sustainability Activities (EU Taxonomy)
The expansion of the scope of the European classification system (EU taxonomy) for sustainable activities
Preparatory consultations of working groups at the European level that are developing a common European accountability framework for non-financial disclosures.
CSR Europe will present the work done not only to improve the integration of CSR into companies’ strategy and operations but also how accountants and auditors can adapt to the new accountability and monitoring requirements.
The webinar will close with the remarks of Ms. M. Alexiou, Chair of CSR HELLAS and Board Member of CSR Europe, who will inform participants about the results of the working groups set up by the European Financial Advisory Group (EFRAG) regarding the development of a European framework for business-related disclosures and accountability.
CSR Europe and NPO (National Partner Organization) corporate members who wish to participate in the webinar may sign-up here.
Who should participate:
Executives of CSR and sustainability management
Financial and accounting management
Senior executives who are responsible for issues linked to corporate responsibility and sustainability management.
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