A variety of new legal obligations and requirements (e.g., EU Taxonomy Regulation, German Supply Chain Act, Climate Protection and Climate Change Adaptation Act in Baden-Württemberg) require organisations to engage with sustainability. Depending on their size, social organisations will also be directly or indirectly affected by European sustainability reporting.

Good sustainability management supports you in making your social organisation future-proof and resilient:

Sustainability management in social organisations is geared towards designing activities and services in such a way that they are economically, ecologically and socially responsible in the long term.

The aim is to use resources sparingly and efficiently, minimise environmental impact and at the same time make a valuable contribution to society. Social organisations with effective sustainability management increase their attractiveness as an employer, especially for young people.

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Reference to CSRD reporting: Important to know

​Our training programme is aimed in particular at
organisations that want to introduce systematic sustainability management and start reporting on sustainability. The sustainability report is based on the European VSME reporting standard in accordance with the CSRD, but does not claim to cover all CSRD reporting requirements. For companies that will be subject to CSRD in the future, the course provides important groundwork, establishes structures and introduces the procedural requirements for reporting, which you can then expand on.