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Preparation for compliance with domestic and international ESG regulatory requirements, as well as the development of the necessary governance and regulatory framework.
CSRD/ESG Gap analysis
The objective of the CSRD/ESG gap analysis is to identify the gaps between the organisation’s current operations and the relevant regulatory and market expectations.
Companies are required to comply with an increasing number of partially overlapping expectations, including CSRD requirements, financing-related (e.g. banking) expectations, supplier due diligence requirements and ESG rating systems. The gap analysis helps to make this complex system of expectations transparent.
During the assessment, we compare existing practices against relevant regulations (e.g. CSRD, EU Taxonomy) and market frameworks (e.g. EcoVadis, CDP), and identify compliance gaps and risks.
As part of our service, we:
- assess the organisation’s current ESG operations and processes,
- compare them against relevant regulatory and market requirements,
- identify compliance gaps and risks,
- assess the organisation’s readiness for reporting and assurance,
- make recommendations regarding the necessary development steps and priorities.
The gap analysis contributes to ensuring regulatory compliance, achieving audit readiness and improving reporting preparedness, and represents an ideal first step in starting ESG preparation.
Double materiality assessment
The objective of the materiality assessment is to identify the ESG topics that are most important for the company based on regulatory expectations and stakeholder perspectives. The assessment is based on the principle of double materiality, which examines both the financial impacts of sustainability factors on the company and the environmental and social impacts of the company’s operations.
As part of our service, we:
- identify relevant ESG topics,
- engage stakeholders and assess their expectations,
- evaluate financial and impact materiality,
- prepare the materiality matrix.
The materiality matrix provides the basis for ESG strategy, KPI development and CSRD reporting.
Supply chain due diligence
The objective of supply chain due diligence is to enable the organisation to comply with sustainability and regulatory expectations and to manage risks arising within the supply chain.
Companies are increasingly required to comply with external expectations, including supplier questionnaires, ESG ratings and emerging regulations (e.g. CSDDD). The service supports the transparent management of these requirements and helps ensure compliance.
As part of our service, we:
- assess ESG risks and processes within the supply chain,
- support the development of supplier due diligence systems,
- assist in structuring questionnaire and data collection processes,
- make recommendations for risk management and monitoring solutions,
- support compliance with relevant regulatory and business partner expectations.
Due diligence reduces operational and reputational risks and supports the development of sustainable and transparent supplier relationships.
EU Taxonomy compliance
The objective of EU Taxonomy compliance is to ensure that the company’s activities are aligned with EU sustainability criteria and comply with the related reporting obligations.
As part of the service, we assess which company activities qualify as eligible under the EU Taxonomy and to what extent they comply with the technical screening criteria, including contribution to environmental objectives and compliance with the DNSH (Do No Significant Harm) principle.
As part of our service, we:
- identify economic activities falling under the EU Taxonomy,
- assess compliance against the technical screening criteria,
- evaluate contribution to environmental objectives and compliance with the DNSH (Do No Significant Harm) principle,
- support data collection and the completion of the required calculations,
- assist in preparing EU Taxonomy reporting and disclosures.
EU Taxonomy compliance ensures regulatory compliance, strengthens investor transparency and supports access to sustainable finance opportunities.
ESG rating preparation
The objective of ESG rating preparation is to enable the company to successfully meet the expectations of various rating systems (e.g. EcoVadis, CDP) and improve the perception of its ESG performance.
During the service, we identify the data requirements, processes and gaps necessary for the ratings and support the company in improving its rating results.
As part of our service, we:
- prepare the company for the requirements of relevant ESG rating systems,
- identify gaps and areas for improvement,
- support the compilation of data and documentation,
- assist in the structured completion of questionnaires,
- make recommendations for improving ESG rating results.
ESG rating preparation contributes to improved market perception, participation in supply chains and the expansion of financing opportunities.
