Current contributions from phiyond on Corporate Sustainability
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In the articles for Haufe Sustainability, the experts at phiyond address current topics of´strategic and operational significance in the field of corporate sustainability. From providing a comprehensive overview of the circular economy and the associated regulatory challenges to the double materiality analysis, the Eco-design Directive, and the discussion around sustainability labels. Below is a brief overview of our contributions (in German only):
1. Circular Economy and New Regulations: What Companies Need to Expect
The circular economy is increasingly coming into focus in economic policy. Companies must prepare for new legal requirements introduced by the European Union as part of the Green Deal and the goal of climate neutrality by 2050. This article highlights the various initiatives and directives aimed at promoting a carbon-neutral, low-pollution, and closed-loop circular economy. From clear rules for resources and production to the promotion of recycling and reducing material and consumption footprints - companies must prepare for diverse changes.
2. Ecodesign to Promote Circular Products
Eco-design is a key instrument for promoting products that seamlessly integrate into a circular economy. This article delves into the various aspects of eco-design: from regulatory frameworks to the practical implications for companies. Successful examples of eco-design implementation are also presented, demonstrating how companies can reduce the environmental impact of their products through innovative product design.
3. A Practical Guide to CSRD: Double Materiality Assessment
The double materiality assessment is a central element of sustainability reporting under the new requirements of the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD). This article guides you through the process of the double materiality assessment and demonstrates how companies can benefit from it. From identifying relevant issues to integrating them into the corporate strategy, the double materiality assessment provides valuable insights and supports companies in achieving their sustainability goals.
4. Sustainability Labels - Curse or Blessing?
Sustainability labels are now indispensable in today's product and corporate communication. However, the increasing number of labels makes it increasingly difficult for consumers and companies to keep track. This article takes a closer look at the importance of sustainability labels and provides practical tips for critical selection and effective use. From identifying relevant labels to avoiding greenwashing allegations - learn how to successfully integrate sustainability labels into your corporate strategy.