Sustainability Leaders’ Series: The EU Sustainability Omnibus Package
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Executive Summary
First proposed in February 2025, the EU’s Omnibus Simplification Package quickly became one of the most significant influences on corporate sustainability strategies in Europe. Where regulations such as the CSRD and CSDDD require a broad scope of organizations to disclose a wide range of data points, the Omnibus is set to reduce both the applicability and burden of compliance by upwards of 80%. To help corporate sustainability leaders understand how this will impact their strategies and navigate the ongoing development of EU regulations, this guide provides a timeline of key dates for the legislation and a breakdown of what exactly will change when the Omnibus package passes into law.
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Catalina Fazio
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Catalina is an Analyst at Verdantix, specializing in ESG and sustainability policy and regulation. Her research focuses on regulatory frameworks and complex disclosure require...
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