What are useful links with more information about the CSRD/ESRS?

  1. SER and RJ Webinars about the CSRD-ESRS
  2. This SER and DASB CSRD and ESRS FAQ document in NL and EN
  3. SER website page on International Responsible Business Conduct (IRBC)
  4. Duurzaamheidsverslag.nl for inspiration from other undertakings
  5. Ministry of Economic Affairs ‘CSRD Tool: ESRS Navigator
  6. Website Dutch Accounting Standards Board (Raad voor de Jaarverslaggeving)
  7. NBA white paper Corporate Sustainability Directive – an explanation of the CSRD requirements and support in complying with these rules (available in Dutch only)
  8. University of Groningen Business School (UGBS) essay series ‘Sustainability Reporting after the CSRD (in Dutch: ‘Duurzaamheidsverslaggeving na de CSRD’ (available in Dutch only)
  9. Publication GRI – CSRD essentials
  10. The VSME digital template for support with voluntary reporting.

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