
Do you need to meet customer, bank, or public tender requests for a sustainability report? This intensive micro‑course shows you how to start and structure a report aligned with ESRS (EU standards), using a clear method and editable templates so you can progress from day one.
We cover the essentials (what CSRD/ESG/ESRS are and how they affect SMEs), the EU recommendation for SMEs (basic vs. comprehensive module), and guide you step‑by‑step: company context, required information, policies, and the E, S, and G parameters to report.
Furthermore, sustainability is no longer an option; it's a strategic decision that companies must address to advance their financial sustainability.
Whether you're an SME or not, a company's sustainability is an exercise in transparency that will allow you to work with large companies and access sustainable financing. A sustainability report is an exercise in transparency that builds trust.
Learning how to prepare a sustainability report to an international standard will ensure the report's quality and that it contains all the necessary information that a large company may request.
And take advantage of the templates we've prepared for you: an Excel spreadsheet for calculations and a Word template.
You can also download a sustainability report for a large company as an example.