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Sustainability Report (ESG Report) Development
A report earns credibility from the clarity of the company’s strategy and the evidence behind each statement. taasdesign plans, writes and designs non-financial disclosures and sustainability reports, so data, narrative and layout are developed on the same logic.
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What we do
- Reporting framework and materiality Decide what to disclose, based on strategy and stakeholders
- Writing and narrative Produce a clearly structured, precisely worded report
- Statement-to-evidence mapping Match each external statement to the data behind it
- Report design and layout Developed alongside the content, so data and narrative align
Frameworks are chosen by company size, industry, business model, target market and country. Common references include GRI, ISSB, ESRS and CASS-ESG 6.0, adjusted as regulations and client needs change.
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How it works
- Topic and stakeholder review
- Data and document inventory
- Writing and design
- Review and finalization
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Reporting for overseas markets
Companies serving international markets need a traceable basis for the environmental statements in their reports and on their product pages. The EU rules on environmental claims apply from September 27, 2026. They prohibit generic environmental claims that cannot be substantiated. For widespread cross-border infringements, Member States must allow maximum fines of at least 4% of the trader’s annual turnover in the countries concerned. Read the full analysis
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Case
Litemove Sustainability Reports (2024 and 2025) taasdesign prepared Litemove’s sustainability reports for 2024 and 2025. The reports serve a global readership, mainly in Europe, the United States and Asia.
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Frequently asked questions
Does a report need third-party assurance?
That depends on regulatory requirements and stakeholder expectations. Assurance is carried out by an independent firm, and we help prepare materials and statements that can be verified.
Does a non-listed company need to publish a sustainability report?
That is the company’s decision. Common drivers include supply chain reviews by international customers, ratings and financing needs.
Are content and design handled by the same team?
Yes. Content planning and design run in parallel, so how the data is presented stays consistent with the narrative.