Sustainability Report
How can preparing a CSR report help you?
At Greenme, we believe that sustainability isn't just a trend. Creating a sustainability report is the most effective way to demonstrate your commitment to the environment, society, and transparency.
Sustainability Report = Demonstration of Commitment
At Greenme, we believe that sustainability is the path to a more responsible and prosperous future.
Why choose Greenme to prepare your CSR report?
We design sustainability reports that reflect your company's values and objectives.
We comply with legal and regulatory standards, maximizing your contribution to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
We help you effectively communicate your sustainability actions and results.
Importance of the Sustainability Report
Our team supports you throughout the entire process to ensure your CSR report is aligned not only with global best practices but also with current regulations, such as Law 11/2018 on non-financial reporting.
Frequently Asked Questions about the Sustainability Report
With the implementation of the CSRD directive, many companies are now required to prepare a sustainability report. This includes large companies, listed companies, and, in the coming years, SMEs that meet certain criteria. If you need support to meet these requirements, at Greenme we can guide you in preparing your CSR report efficiently and in compliance with current regulations.
A CSR report should include some of the following key indicators:
• Carbon footprint (Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions).
• Energy consumption and use of renewable energy sources.
• Impact on biodiversity and use of natural resources.
• Diversity, equity and inclusion within the workforce.
• Corporate governance and ethics.One of the most common mistakes when creating a CSR report is the lack of alignment with recognized standards such as ESRS or GRI, which can affect the report’s credibility and acceptance by stakeholders. Another common issue is presenting data without external verification, which compromises the transparency and reliability of the information.