The Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) is a landmark European Union regulation that transforms the way companies must report, document—and stand by—their sustainability goals and performance.
As a sustainability and climate risk-related reporting mandate, the CSRD is the first of its kind. Its impact extends far beyond the borders of the EU. Getting physical climate-risk assessment and reporting right is essential to assessing double materiality, complying with the Environmental pillar of the CSRD, and developing resilience and adaptation strategies.
Companies are searching for superior climate risk data and expertise that can help them quantify material physical impacts of acute and chronic physical climate risk. That data, and best practices in applying analytics to the CSRD, exist today from companies such as Jupiter.
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