👏The Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD) has been officially approved by member states, marking the final step in the adoption of legislation setting mandatory obligations for large companies to address their negative impacts on human rights and the environment across their value chains. What are some of the benefits? 👫For individuals: Better protection of human rights, including labour rights. Healthier environment for present and future generations, including climate change migration. Increased trust in businesses. More transparency enabling informed choices. Better access to justice for victims. 🏢For companies Harmonized legal framework in the EU, creating legal certainty and level playing field. Greater customer trust and employees’ commitment. Better awareness of companies’ negative human rights and environmental impacts, less liability risks. Better risk management, more resilience and increased competitiveness. Increased attractiveness for talent, sustainability-oriented investors and public procurers. Increased incentives for innovation. Better access to finance. 🛤️For developing countries Better protection of human rights and the environment. Sustainable investment, capacity building and support for value chain companies. Improved sustainability-related practices. Increased take-up of international standards. Improved living conditions for people. #CSDDD
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An important aspect is that CSDDD will be applied to large companies as of 2027 and 2028-2029 for SMEs. It is a challenge but also opportunity for companies to stand out. 🙂