The taxonomy requires you to demonstrate, for each economic activity, whether that activity is eligible (covered by the taxonomy) and, if so, whether it is also aligned – meaning that it meets the technical screening criteria (TSC), passes the Do No Significant Harm (DNSH) test and complies with the minimum social safeguards.

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The taxonomy demands specific expertise per activity category, alignment between finance, operations and sustainability, and a documentation process that can be readily reviewed by the auditor.

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Taxonomy reporting calls for a methodical approach that combines technical accuracy with a process that is repeatable internally.

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• Activity screening and eligibility assessment – We map your economic activities and assess for each whether and how it falls under the taxonomy. In doing so, we also consider activities that act as enablers or contribute to the transition.
• TSC and DNSH test – For each eligible activity, we apply the relevant TSC and carry out the DNSH test for all six environmental objectives. We provide clear, traceable documentation to support the auditor's review.
• Minimum social safeguards – We help you carry out the required assessment based on the OECD Guidelines and the ILO core conventions.
• KPI calculation and integration – We help you calculate the mandatory taxonomy KPIs – turnover, CapEx and OpEx – and integrate them into your annual reporting cycle and financial processes.
• Documentation and audit preparation – We ensure that the rationale behind your taxonomy assessment is documented and traceable, so that your assurance process runs smoothly.

• CSRD reporting – Taxonomy reporting as part of your integrated sustainability report.
• ESRS gap analysis – Insight into the broader data requirements of which taxonomy reporting forms one part.
• Reporting processes and assurance readinesReporting processes and assurance readiness – Integrating taxonomy KPIs into your annual reporting cycle.