ESG reporting has evolved from a regulatory requirement to a strategic management tool. Investors, regulators and business partners look for reliable and comparable data in order to take informed decisions. Helping organisations to gather, validate and communicate ESG indicators has become essential for building trust and creating sustainable value.
Three drivers of ESG value in M&A
European Union Taxonomy: Guidance for Sustainable Business
The European Union Taxonomy is a classification system that defines clear and scientific criteria for determining whether an economic activity can be considered environmentally sustainable. This regulatory instrument is designed to provide guidance for investors, companies and decision-makers in the transition to a low-carbon economy, promoting investment that contributes to the EU's climate and environmental goals.
At KPMG Portugal, we help organisations understand and implement the requirements of the European Taxonomy, ensuring their activities and investments are correctly assessed in the light of the criteria established. Our support includes:
With the growing demand for transparency and environmental responsibility, adapting to the EU Taxonomy is fundamental for organisations seeking to compete and comply with regulations in the European market.
How KPMG supports your ESG Reporting process
- Guarantee compliance with ESG standards and reporting requirements.
- Help companies collect and validate ESG data.
- Transform information into clear and credible reports for investors and regulators.