Sustainable Finance – Make real progress to Net Zero

As we move toward Net Zero Carbon Emissions targets, it is becoming increasingly important that businesses understand how to track their emissions not only within their own business but across their supply chain.

Emissions that businesses directly control are straight forward to measure and mitigate but those beyond their control and are still a consequence of that business’s activity are harder to quantify.

Of course, emissions are only part of the ESG story and businesses will also need to demonstrate accountability on all ESG factors as an essential part of future business operations as we source new ways for growth, productivity and resilience with significant climate change as a very real backdrop.

Since January 2023, the European Union started to implement the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD), which requires businesses to report their environmental and social impact.  Although it will only affect larger businesses with European operations to start with, small and medium enterprises will need to comply further down the line, so it makes sense to ensure that it is factored into business strategy now as we move toward Net Zero Carbon Emissions targets.  Outside of that it just makes good business sense to work with best practice.

Join us on Thursday 14 March with our partner, Continia, to understand how to place carbon accounting and sustainable finance at the heart of your business with Microsoft 365 Dynamics Business Central and Copilot.

Discussion topics:

• What is the impact of sustainability reporting?
• What is best practice and how will it affect me?
• Why use Business Central, Copilot and Fabric for reporting.