Information meeting on the Circular Economy Academy project

Why is it worth being ESG ready, even if the provisions of the CSRD directive will not directly affect our company? How to prepare for the implementation of ESRS standards resulting from ESG reporting? When and which companies will be subject to the obligation to report sustainable development? Will this involve hiring additional people in the company? What mistakes should be avoided and is there a risk of sanctions for failure to comply with the reporting obligations?

If you want to know the answers to the above questions, we invite you to listen to the interview with Agnieszka Ozimkowska, a sustainability expert from Łukasiewicz-WIT and a consultant of the Enterprise Europe Network. PODCAST

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