Double materiality recognizes and understands a company's impact on the environment and society is material to its financial performance. Double materiality acknowledges risks and opportunities from both financial and nonfinancial perspectives. This concept requires companies to disclose not only how sustaina...
But what is double materiality, how is it defined by the ESRS and how should it be approached? Where did the concept of ‘materiality’ originate? Stemming from a core accounting concept, business materiality originally had a single, clear focus: to address the needs and interests of ...
由CSRD引入的即將推出的歐洲永續發展報告標準 (ESRS) 將正式規定數千家歐盟公司必須進行「雙重重要性」評價和報告實務。但究竟什麼是雙重重要性,ESRS 如何定義它以及應該如何應對? 「重要性」的概念源自何處? 業務重要性源自於核心會計概念,最初的重點明確且單一:符合投資人的需求和利益。最近,企業領導者開始以更廣...
Some reporting directives—for example, the CSRD—require double materiality assessments, which means that a reporting business must disclose its impact on the climate and the environment, as well as the impact that climate change has on its operations, finances and outlook. CSR vs. ESG: Key ...
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CSRD reporting is based on the concept of double materiality. Organizations must disclose information on how their business activities affect the planet and its people, and how their sustainability goals, measures and risks impact the business's financial health. For example, in addition to requiring...
Second, Butler's theory has fruitfully evolved since Gender Trouble to include the materiality of the body, addressed most directly in the introduction of Gendered Bodies (1993: ix), "I began writing this book by trying to consider the materiality of the body". This alone, Hekman (2014) ...
the environment and people. Double materiality recognizes that an organization is responsible for managing its own financial risks by looking inward. It also looks at the outward impacts of its decisions and operations on people and the environment. By applying the concept of double materiality, orga...
For example, Europe and China use a double materiality principle. This means that companies must disclose material information using two factors: how it affects their finances and how it impacts the environment and stakeholders outside the company. A System for Assessing and Tracking Requirements. ...
They adopt the ‘double materiality’ concept, a key concept under the CSRD. This means companies would have to report not only on how ESG issues impact the company, but also on the external impact of the company’s activities on sustainability issues. Like the CSRD, they...