Real estate and construction

The 2024 EU ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) reporting standards (under the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive – CSRD), will have a significant impact on the construction industry.  

As part of the broader EU Green Deal and the move towards more sustainable business practices, these updated regulations are designed to improve transparency, accountability, and sustainability across various sectors, including construction.  The construction industry is particularly affected by increasing reporting requirements due to its substantial environmental impact, complex supply chains, and the considerations relating to labour and safety standards.

The Challenge

Construction and real estate companies of all sizes will need to adapt to stricter environmental regulations, improve their social responsibility initiatives, and strengthen their governance practices.  
 
Those that successfully align with the new standards will be better positioned to attract investment, win contracts, and ensure long-term business success in an increasingly ESG-focused market.

Our Solution

Independent Verification and Credibility

Independent Verification and Credibility

The insights provided by VICTVS Ground Truth Reporting are independent and objective.

Actionable Insights

Actionable
Insights

We do not only identify problems; we provide actionable recommendations to address any issues uncovered.  

Tailored Solutions

Tailored
Solutions

We provide customised Ground Truth Reporting services tailored to the specific needs of each client.  

Global Reach with Local Expertise

Global Reach with Local Expertise

With a global network of more than 5,000 professionals, we can conduct Ground Truth Reporting across every different region and market.  

The Outcome

Ground Truth Reporting serves as a critical tool for construction companies aiming to meet the stringent requirements of the 2024 EU ESG reporting standards. By offering real-time, accurate insights into environmental practices, social standards, and governance across the supply chain, it enables companies to:
 
Ensure compliance with complex regulations.
Mitigate risks associated with environmental impact, labour practices, and ethical governance.
Enhance data accuracy for reliable ESG reporting.
Improve stakeholder trust and access to investment opportunities.
Gain a competitive advantage.

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