ESG requirements map - You will structure CSRD, CSDDD and ESRS requirements so you can quickly assess which obligations apply to your company and turn them into practical strategic actions.
Strategy building process - You will learn the formal steps of building an ESG strategy, helping you plan the work from requirements and target setting through implementation, monitoring and reporting.
ESG in the business model - You will learn how to embed environmental, social and governance goals into your business model so your strategy supports operational decisions, investments and company growth.
Avoiding implementation mistakes - You will review the most common mistakes made when creating an ESG strategy and learn how to avoid them, so you do not waste time on superficial, inconsistent or weakly documented work.
Sustainability-aligned goals - You will learn how to define measurable ESG goals linked to business priorities and sustainability principles, making it easier to track progress and communicate outcomes to stakeholders.
ESG compliance plan - You will prepare an ESG compliance approach that helps you organize responsibilities, documents and process stages before regulatory expectations begin to create operational pressure.
Monitoring and organizational change - You will learn how to design ESG goal monitoring and connect it with organizational change so the strategy works in daily practice, not only as a formal declaration.
Responsible ESG communication - You will understand how to communicate ESG progress in a responsible and credible way, reducing greenwashing risk and strengthening trust among leaders, clients and partners.
Business management basics - You should understand how goals, decisions and business priorities are set in your organization so you can translate ESG requirements into a practical strategy and actions.
Reporting awareness - You should have basic familiarity with corporate reports, metrics and internal documents so you can work comfortably with ESG reporting topics and target setting.
Knowledge of company processes - You should know your organization’s main processes, especially in risk, compliance or operations, so you can place ESG strategy in the real context of how the business works.
Sustainability fundamentals - You should understand the basic concepts of sustainability and ESG so you can work efficiently on goals, regulations and the organizational changes discussed in the training.
