In this webinar you will learn about
- What conflict-affected and high risk areas (CAHRAs) are
- What it means that ESRS now asks companies to weigh conflict-affected and high-risk areas in their double materiality assessment — explained by an expert who helped shape the requirement at EFRAG
- How companies are working and reporting on this today, illustrated with concrete examples
Armed conflicts and geopolitical instability are no longer a distant risk for European businesses. From Ukraine to the Middle East, and unrest in other parts of the world mean that a growing number of companies have operations, suppliers, or customers connected to conflict-affected and high-risk areas — whether or not they have yet mapped that risk.
The revised ESRS now ask companies to factor this geographic dimension into their double materiality assessment — a new, still unfamiliar requirement with little practical guidance available. This webinar breaks the topic down: what is meant by an armed conflict or a high-risk area, why was this dimension added to the standards, and how have companies approached it in their reporting so far.
Speakers
- Matilda Catani, Sustainability Advisor, Enact Sustainable Strategies
- Lisa Osbäck, Senior Sustainability Advisor, Enact Sustainable Strategies
- Sandra Atler, Senior Sustainability Advisor, Enact Sustainable Strategies
Who is this event useful for?
- Especially CSRD/ESRS-reporting companies with operations, sourcing or sales in higher-risk regions
- Sustainability, ESG, reporting and human rights professionals
We encourage you to share this event with colleagues in risk management and legal team!
Participation fees
The event is included in the FIBS Perus -service fee.
Cancelling participation
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