CSRD/ESRS Reports Reviewed by BWD

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General disclosures

List of disclosures covered in each report

Maersk

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Tryg

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Kemira

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Risk assessment process

Maersk

Maersk used inherent risk score
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Tryg

Tryg accounted for mitigating actions, suggesting this is consistent with guidance available at the time
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They also note that “gross risk” determines materiality
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Netcompany

Clarifies that material matters are material “if not managed adequately”
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StoraEnso

StoraEnso uses a specific monetary threshold for financial risks.
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Determining material information

Tryg

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Netcompany

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SBM Strategy Business Model Reporting

Maersk

Maersk integrates SBM into opening content on business model
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Netcompany

Acknowledges that climate-related issues do not affect the strategy or business model
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StoraEnso

Example of business model diagram
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For the interaction between IROs and business model, StoraEnso has opted for a summary of SBM-3 AND included detailed descriptions related to the IRO at the beginning of each topic standards
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Fiskars

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Kemira

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Sanofi

Brought in the six capitals framework from Integrated Reporting
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Stakeholder engagement reporting

Maersk

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Maersk includes “citizenship” (chaity, philanthropy, etc.) as a component of its stakeholder engagement approach.

Tryg

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Tryg notes no external consultations performed for some topics in the materiality assessment
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Disclosure that stakeholders were not involved in target setting
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Netcompany

summary of stakeholder engagement in materiality assessment
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example of specific consultation for environmental issues related to a protected area
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StoraEnso

Example of stakeholder engagement table split by affected stakeholder and users of sustainability report
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StoraEnso only consulted with employee for affected stakeholders
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Fiskars

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Stakeholder engagement in maeriality assessment
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For workers in the value chain, Fiskars notes worker interviews during audits
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Kemira

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Novo Nordisk

Novo Nordisk has deemed S3 immaterial and mentions not engaging affected communities
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Table of stakeholders:
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Orsted

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Sanofi

Describes how the business model was amended in response to stakeholder views
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Material IRO description

Maersk

Maersk has used its own wording
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Maersk splits issues into three levels of priority: strategic, prioritized, foundational.
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Maersk has a table for SBM-3 paragraph 48 disclosures
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Novo Nordisk

Novo Nordisk describes “material topics”, which include impacts, risks and opportunities
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Tryg

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Netcompany

Narrative on social matters considered material or not material
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Carlsberg (2023 report)


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Orsted

Example of presenting E1
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Table with all standards
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Fiskars

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Kemira

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Merck

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Positive impacts and opportunities

Fiskars

Positive impacts and opportunities pertaining to circularity
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Positive impacts and opportunities pertaining to own workforce
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StoraEnso

Example of linking financial opportunities to dependencies on environment
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Examples of training/development, work rights, and diversity interpreted as positive impacts
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Tryg

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Materiality assessment process (ESRS 2 IRO-1)

StoraEnso

A solid overview of the materiality assessment process for environmental topics
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An example of when an incident may result in the need to update the assessment results
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Fiskars

Explained that process built on assessments over several years - 2022 for impact materiality, then 2023
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Orsted

Process description for immaterial topics
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General DMA process and methodology
Process for E5 (material)
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Sanofi

acknowledged that risks are assessed without mitigating measures
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Relied on past stakeholder engagement activities in DMA
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Scoring of IROs

StoraEnso

Good example of severity and irremediable character being weighted higher for impacts
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StoraEnso has aligned their materiality threshold with the EU Taxonomy
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Fiskars

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Kemira

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Sanofi

“Squared” severity and magnitude. Also confirmed that the highest rating from the severity sub-criteria was used (as opposed to an average)
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Current financial effects

Netcompany

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StoraEnso

Example of current financial effects of material opportunities and reference to financial statements
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BASF

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Description of class settlement (page 411)
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Sanofi

Does not expect material adjustment to financial statements
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Resilience analysis

Netcompany

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Fiskars

Climate resilience
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Biodiversity/ecosystems/nature resilience
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Kemira - biodiversity resilience

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Policy disclosures

Netcompany

Netcompany includes a policy overview to address MDR-P
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Also provides policy coverage by matter
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Fiskars

Mentions that it does not have a policy on climate adaptation
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Kemira

Uses a table for MDR-P for key business conduct policies
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Merck

Uses table for MDR-P
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Targets

Maersk

Maersk mentions some targets are “recurring” - could be a way to disclose BAU initiatives as a “target”...
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Netcompany

Discloses that they have not set sustainability targets
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Kemira - internal indicators instead of targets

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Biodiversity indicators are present (but not disclosed)
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Kemira - provided a table of MDR-T requirements

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Expenditures and resourcing for actions

Netcompany

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Maersk

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Kemira

Kemira does not appear to disclose expenditure for climate actions
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BASF

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Sanofi

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Merck

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Entity-specific metric examples

Maersk

Maersk elects to disclose an entity-specific “efficiency in ocean” metric.
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Responsible tax metric
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Operations covered by risk assessment on corruption and ethics
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Data and AI ethics training
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StoraEnso

StoraEnso has prepared entity-specific disclosures on biodiversity
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Sanofi

Identified entity-specific IRO
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Uncertainties and estimates (BP-2)

Maersk

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Novo Nordisk

provides a blanket statement up front, and then indicates estimates in the “accounting policies” in each section of the statement.
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StoraEnso

A general statement of uncertainty and estimation, where further details are presented at the accounting principle for each metric.
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Excluding specific disclosures

Tryg

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Fiskars

Fiskars elected to not disclose several indicators under the sensitive information clause
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Unable to report Information from suppliers operations
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Kemira - has not yet created impact metrics for biodiversity

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Incorporation by reference

Maersk example table

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Information provided to and sustainability matters addressed by the undertaking’s administrative, management, and supervisory bodies (GOV-2)

StoraEnso

Good table summarizing the sustainability matters addressed by the board committee
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Sanofi

How Board and committees take IROs into account. Notable that the meeting date does not necessarily need to be in the reporting period
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Statement on due diligence (GOV-4)

Example of a table to summarize where in the sustainability statement that elements of due diligence is embedded
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Fiskars

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Kemira

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Time horizon

StoraEnso

StoraEnso has defined their own time horizons
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Reporting boundary/consolidation

Kemira

“Associates” not included in sustainability statement
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Value chain visual

Orsted

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