EU countries have for several years been undertaking a series of reforms with the aim of driving a transition to sustainable development, to climate neutrality by 2050, through the implementation of an industrial and economic-financial system that is increasingly responsible for its environmental and social impact.

This is the context for the European Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (EU) 2022/2464 (CSRD) and related standards (ESRS) that regulate companies' sustainability reporting obligations ("sustainability reporting"), according to progressive timelines defined in the same standard.

Among other things, the Directive requires assurance, under the responsibility of an accredited statutory auditor. For this, EuMethis uses certified professionals.

The sustainability path we propose articulates an integrated intervention, with specific targeted actions:

• we establish the state of the art with respect to current European regulations

• we define the sustainability strategy most consistent with the client's business model and positioning

• we design and implement the sustainability infrastructure (policies, metrics, reporting, control flows) and related reporting (dual materiality, stakeholders...)

• we accompany changes in cultural and organizational behaviors toward sustainability

• we design and implement specific initiatives aimed at the environment, social and territorial

• we support the client in achieving the necessary ESG certifications

• we support the client in its transformation into a Benefit Company