Who is affected
Large companies above the thresholds, their value chain suppliers, and procurement, sustainability, legal and governance functions.
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CSDDD
The CSDDD (Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive) requires large companies to identify, prevent and address adverse human rights and environmental impacts in their own operations and value chains. The courses cover the due diligence process, climate transition plans, grievance mechanisms and director accountability.
Manufacturing
Retail
Banking and finance
Transport and logistics
Agriculture and fisheries
Key requirements
- Due diligence embedded in policy and governance
- Identification of actual and potential adverse impacts
- Action plan to prevent and mitigate harm
- Grievance mechanism available to affected parties
- Climate transition plan aligned with the 1.5°C goal
Available certifications
Certification track
CSDDD — Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence
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Open certification: CSDDD — Basic · Due diligence for all employeesBasic
CSDDD — Basic · Due diligence for all employees
A short introduction to the CSDDD: what it is, who it affects, and what to be aware of.
Free Start →45 min · Bronze / participant / yr -
Open certification: CSDDD — Corporate Sustainability Due DiligencePro
CSDDD — Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence
Mandatory human rights and environmental due diligence in the value chain, with a climate plan and liability.
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Open certification: CSDDD — Expert · Due diligence process, climate plan and liabilityExpert
CSDDD — Expert · Due diligence process, climate plan and liability
An in-depth certification for due diligence leads: the six-step process, climate transition plan, civil liability, enforcement and integration with the CSRD.