Following the adoption of the Omnibus Act On December 16, the extra-financial reporting framework underwent a major change. Between the simplification of standards ESRS and the refocusing of the scope of application, companies must now adjust their compliance strategy.
Read our experts' analysis GAC Group and Kiosk to transform these regulatory changes into performance drivers.
What you'll learn:
This webinar explains the direct impact of the Omnibus Act on the CSRD and the CS3D. Our speakers share a concrete roadmap for steering your transition to the new sustainability standards.
Key points covered:
Deciphering the Omnibus Act: concrete changes in the reporting obligations of french companies.
New simplified ESRS : analysis of content deletions, methodological streamlining and the new normative structure.
3-step transition guide : a step-by-step method for migrating from old standards to new requirements without losing data.
Comparative mapping : presentation of the correspondence tool between the two versions of ESRS.
Access the replay and download the presentation material
Speakers:
Yasmina SAHED - CSR and Sustainability/Compliance Consulting Manager - G.A.C. Group
Amaury SALETTE - Co-founder and CRO - Kiosk
Erika Su - CSR Consultant - Kiosk
Beyond the new ESRS: the specific case of SMEs and ETIs
While the Omnibus Act simplifies the general framework, one question remains for many organizations: how can these principles be applied to mid-sized structures?
The standard VSME (Voluntary ESRS for SMEs) is becoming the strategic lever for unlisted companies wishing to promote their CSR performance without the complexity of large group reporting.
Go deeper: Read our article on CSR reporting for Midcaps and the VSME standard..
Go from theory to compliance
The new ESRS standards simplified by the Omnibus Act remain a major methodological challenge. Don't be left alone in the face of complex reporting.
