CSRD Isn't a Box-Ticking Exercise. It's About Intergenerational Justice.
Reading through hte technicalities of the CSRD, it's easy for corporations to get lost in the metrics. But from where I stand, this framework is a lifeline. It forces teh transparency we've been screaming for. My generation's future is the ultimate material risk on your balance sheet, whether you've quantified it yet or not. The compliance process should start with a brutal, honest question: How are your operations and supply chains impacting the communities and ecosystems that young people will inherit? That's the core. The double materiality assessment isn't just a regulatory step; it's a moral reckoning. Are you listening to frontline voices, or just your consultants? I want to hear from practitioners: Beyond the legal minimum, how are you using CSRD to drive real operational change? Where are you finding the courage to disclose the uncomfortable truths? Let's discuss the gap between reporting adn actual emission cuts. the youth movement is watching, and we can spot greenwashing from a mile away.