Service Cluster 02 / Four
Reporting is not a burden; it is the eye of strategy.
CSRD, ESRS, GRI and double materiality assessments — we design your compliance process so that it adds value to corporate decisions.
Service Cluster 02 / FourProblem
Is your reporting process a "backward-looking compilation," or a "forward-looking observation tool"?
Sustainability reporting is no longer a public-relations document; it is a regulatory obligation and an investor expectation. As of 2024, the EU's CSRD directive compels thousands of companies to report under ESRS standards. Large Turkish holdings, exporters and organisations using development bank finance feel this wave directly.
Method
A four-step approach
Materiality Workshop (Double Materiality)
- Internal and external stakeholder interviews
- Impact materiality (the organisation's effect on the world)
- Financial materiality (the world's effect on the organisation)
- A prioritised matrix of ESRS topics
Gap Analysis
- Current state of data and processes
- Comparison against ESRS disclosure requirements
- Which data exist, which need to be produced, which processes must be built
Data and Process Design
- KPI definitions (E, S, G axes)
- Data collection protocol (frequency, source, ownership)
- Audit trail for verification and assurability
Report Production
- Structure aligned with ESRS / GRI / CSRD
- Board presentation
- Preparation for an independent assurance provider
Outputs
What you receive, concretely.
- Double materiality matrix
- ESRS gap assessment report
- KPI and data management guide
- CSRD / GRI-aligned annual report draft
- Documentation pack for independent assurance
Framework
Standards and frameworks
- CSRD
- Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive
- ESRS
- European Sustainability Reporting Standards — E1–E5, S1–S4, G1
- GRI
- Global Reporting Initiative Standards 2021
- IFRS S1 / S2
- ISSB sustainability and climate disclosure standards
- SASB
- Sector-specific sustainability standards
- TCFD
- Climate disclosure framework
- EU Taxonomy
- Alignment classification system
Who it is for
Who it is for
- Large enterprises within the scope of CSRD (above the turnover / headcount thresholds)
- Turkish manufacturers exporting to the EU (under CBAM and CSRD pressure)
- Organisations using development bank finance
- Listed companies and capital market participants
- Organisations preparing a sustainability report for the first time
- Organisations seeking to bring an existing report into CSRD alignment
Let us begin with a materiality workshop.
A one-day structured workshop — you leave with an owned matrix of your organisation's ten most critical sustainability topics.