As sustainability reporting becomes more complex and standardized, Double Materiality Assessments (DMA) are increasingly vital for businesses. With regulations like the EU’s Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) mandating double materiality reporting, and voluntary standards like GRI also adopting this approach, DMAs are no longer just a best practice—they’re a requirement.
In this webinar, 3R experts demonstrate how DMAs can not only ensure compliance but also provide a strategic framework for identifying key sustainability impacts, risks, and opportunities. You’ll also hear directly from Barton Malow, a leading construction firm, about their experience completing a DMA with 3R. The panel will offer real-world insight into what it’s like to conduct a DMA from the ground up, including lessons learned, internal collaboration, and how the assessment is informing their understanding of key sustainability priorities.
Key Takeaways:
- Understanding Double Materiality and Emerging Standards: Explore the core concepts of double materiality and its role in standards like ESRS. Learn how DMA assesses both the impacts your business has on the environment and society, and how sustainability factors affect your financial performance.
- Best Practices for Identifying Impacts, Risks, and Opportunities (IROs): Gain actionable insights on identifying and assessing the environmental and social impacts of your business, while uncovering sustainability-related risks and opportunities that influence long-term value creation.
- Client Case Study: Hear firsthand from a client’s sustainability leaders about their experience completing a Double Materiality Assessment with 3R, including how they approached the process, key insights gained, and how it’s helping them better understand and prioritize sustainability issues across the business.
- Leveraging DMA to Drive Sustainability Strategy and Business Value: Learn how double materiality can serve as a tool for strategic growth. See how DMA can be embedded into a broader sustainability strategy, enabling better decision-making and long-term business value.