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Course Overview

Sustainability Reporting Landscape: ESG, CSRD, and ESRS Essentials

Linking Carbon Data to CSRD and ESRS

Double Materiality and Scoping What to Report

ESRS E1 Climate Change: What Needs to Be Disclosed

Integrating Carbon into Holistic ESG Disclosures

Connecting Carbon Data to Strategy, Risks, and Finance

Supplier Engagement and Scope 3 Data Improvement

Practical Reporting: Structure, Templates, and Execution

Blueprint: Basic CSRD-Aligned Report Structure

Hands-On Lab: From Carbon Dataset to ESRS E1 Disclosures

Knowledge Checks and Feedback

Quiz 1: ESG, CSRD, and ESRS Foundations

Quiz 2: Carbon Accounting Essentials

Quiz 3: Double Materiality and Scoping

Quiz 4: ESRS E1 Disclosures

Quiz 5: Building a CSRD-Aligned Report Structure

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Integrating Carbon Data into CSRD and ESG Reporting Essentials is a practical, case-driven course that helps you turn carbon metrics into decision-ready disclosures aligned with the EU Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) and the European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS). If you work in sustainability, finance, data, or compliance, you’ll learn how to connect Scope 1–3 greenhouse gas data to strategy, risk, targets, and transition plans—then structure it into an assurance-ready report. You’ll master double materiality scoping, ESRS E1 climate disclosures, and cross-cutting links to governance, strategy, and metrics under ESRS 2. Through step-by-step labs, templates, and quizzes, you’ll calculate intensities, identify emissions hotspots, and translate insights into credible actions and financial effects. The course also covers supplier engagement and Scope 3 data improvement roadmaps, ensuring your value chain data gets stronger each year. By the end, you’ll have a blueprint for a CSRD-aligned report, a methods appendix prepared for limited assurance, and a clear plan to integrate carbon data with financial planning and narrative disclosures across your annual report, sustainability report, and website.

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            <p>Integrating Carbon Data into CSRD and ESG Reporting Essentials equips professionals across sustainability, finance, data, and compliance to transform greenhouse gas information into decision-ready disclosures under the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) and the European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS). Grounded in why ESG reporting matters for strategy, risk, and access to capital, the course builds a clear understanding of CSRD scope and timelines, the ESRS structure (ESRS 1–2 cross-cutting and topical standards E, S, G), and the critical links between carbon data—Scopes 1, 2, and 3—and core ESG narratives such as transition plans, targets, and financial effects. You will learn the language of materiality, value chain boundaries, datapoints, and disclosures, and apply it to prioritize climate topics across ESRS E1 Climate Change and related environmental standards.</p>
<p>From the outset, the course focuses on practical integration: how to run a robust double materiality assessment, document methodology for ESRS 2, and define value chain data boundaries that set up credible Scope 3 pathways. You will unpack ESRS E1 requirements across policies, actions, metrics, and targets—covering inventories, intensities, removals and offsets, transition levers, scenario analysis, and resilience—while ensuring consistency with strategy, governance, and metrics in ESRS 2. The program then connects carbon performance to business outcomes: capital allocation, risk and opportunity mapping, KPI design and SBTi alignment, and interoperability with financial planning and scenarios, ensuring coherent narratives across MD&A, sustainability reports, and digital channels.</p>
<p>Hands-on components translate concepts into execution. You will prioritize high-impact Scope 3 categories, engage suppliers through data requests and contract clauses, and plan year-over-year data quality improvements while managing credible offset and removal claims. A blueprint for a CSRD-aligned report shows where ESRS datapoints belong, how to present GHG inventories, boundaries, and methodologies, and how to set controls for sign-off, timelines, and version control—culminating in a readiness checklist for first-time reporters. In the lab, you will work from a sample GHG dataset to calculate intensities, identify hotspots, draft ESRS E1 disclosures and a transition plan summary, and prepare an assurance-ready methods appendix, followed by peer review for clarity and compliance cues.</p>
<p>The experience is case-driven with templates, tools, and quizzes that reinforce mastery at every step. No advanced background is required—basic familiarity with GHG accounting is helpful but not essential. By the end, you will confidently connect carbon data to ESG strategy and CSRD reporting, produce consistent, audit-ready disclosures, and lay the groundwork for continuous improvement across your organization and value chain.</p>
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