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The complete list of ESRS metrics and data points

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The European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS) are the standards which have been adopted by the European Commission for the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD). For companies who are required to comply with CSRD (eligibility criteria can be found in our Guide to CSRD Compliance), gaining visibility of the ESRS will be crucial.  

The European Regulatory Financial Reporting Group (EFRAG) published the ESRS in December 2023. ESRS 1 is mandatory for all eligible companies and most of ESRS 2 is a requirement, regardless of the outcomes of any materiality assessments. However, those data points listed under environmental, social and governance are all to be reported only if found to be material in a double materiality assessment. For an explanation of the background and context to CSRD and its core concepts such as double materiality, read our blog here.

A visual or the ESRS metrics in four pillars.

The metrics and datapoints are all listed in an Excel spreadsheet, mapped to existing SFDR, with the data type and whether it is voluntary shown. EFRAG also provide implementation guidance for the ESRS datapoints here. This version of ESRS is current as of May 2024.

Complete this form to download a copy of the ESRS datapoint Excel workbook.

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The European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS) are the standards which have been adopted by the European Commission for the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD). For companies who are required to comply with CSRD (eligibility criteria can be found in our Guide to CSRD Compliance), gaining visibility of the ESRS will be crucial.  

The European Regulatory Financial Reporting Group (EFRAG) published the ESRS in December 2023. ESRS 1 is mandatory for all eligible companies and most of ESRS 2 is a requirement, regardless of the outcomes of any materiality assessments. However, those data points listed under environmental, social and governance are all to be reported only if found to be material in a double materiality assessment. For an explanation of the background and context to CSRD and its core concepts such as double materiality, read our blog here.

A visual or the ESRS metrics in four pillars.

The metrics and datapoints are all listed in an Excel spreadsheet, mapped to existing SFDR, with the data type and whether it is voluntary shown. EFRAG also provide implementation guidance for the ESRS datapoints here. This version of ESRS is current as of May 2024.

Complete this form to download a copy of the ESRS datapoint Excel workbook.

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