With the adoption of the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) by the EU, more and more companies are required to report on the impact of their activities on people and the environment starting in 2024. The EU directive requires companies to collect, process, and publish vast amounts of data and information. We use information design to make plans concrete and to mobilize organizations.
Sustainability
Concrete steps towards a sustainable future
To get people moving, it is first necessary to raise awareness about sustainability issues. Visual tools can play an important role in this. By making sustainability more relatable, for example with animations that strike an emotional chord or with a visual identity centered around a fitting mascot, we give a face to the topic and increase its urgency. We are happy to assist you with the following challenges.
Developing a clear ESG strategy
Your stakeholders expect you to make the right choices. They want you to engage responsibly with the community you collaborate with and carefully consider the impact of certain actions on the planet. We assist our clients in developing a strategic framework, KPI dashboards, and roadmaps that outline your objectives and demonstrate your progress.
A clear and inspiring CSRD report
Once your organization's strategy is established, it is essential to document it clearly. This ensures that the plans are transparent and truly provide direction. We develop visual reports, summaries, and scroll stories that make your path toward greater equality clear. These can be used for both internal and external communication.
Getting your entire organization on board with changes
In addition to setting ESG goals, these must also come to life within your organization. We use strategy activation to create support for change. No matter how big or small a change is, employees need to embrace the changes for them to succeed. Besides internally embedding your organization's mission and vision, we use tools such as route maps and role cards to achieve further individual-level engagement.
Nynke Haarsma
Consultancy directorWhat's great about the new CSRD regulations is that companies are not only required to report on their sustainability goals but also need to link these goals to concrete actions and monitor them. The success of a company will now be measured not just by profit, but also by the extent of its positive contribution to people and the environment.
Do you have a challenge related to sustainability?
We are happy to help you with our expertise on this topic and will work with you to determine the best approach to tackle your challenge.
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Nicolaas G. Pierson Foundation
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