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3.5 ESRS reference table

The table below shows the material topics that are relevant to Vitens.

Disclosure Requirement Chapter Annotation
BP-1 General basis for preparing sustainability statements 3.1.1  
BP-2 Reporting on specific circumstances 3.1.1  
GOV-1 The role of governance, management and supervisory bodies 3.1.2  
GOV-2 Information provided to, and the way sustainability topics are handled by, the company’s management, executive and supervisory bodies 3.1.2  
GOV-3 Integrating sustainability performance into remuneration policies 3.1.2  
GOV-4 Due diligence statement 3.1.2  
GOV-5 Risk management and internal controls for sustainability reporting 3.1.2  
SBM-1 Strategy, business model and value chain 3.1.3  
SBM-2 Stakeholder interests and perspectives 3.1.3  
SBM-3 Material impacts, risks and opportunities and trade-offs 3.1.3  
of which relate to strategy and business model
IRO-1 Description of processes to identify and analyse material impacts, risks and opportunities 3.1.3  
IRO-2 Reporting requirements in ESRS included in company's sustainability statement 3.1.3  
MDR-P Policy adopted to manage material sustainability issues   All material topics are disclosed in compliance with the MDR.
MDR-A Measures and resources in terms of material sustainability topics   All material topics are disclosed in compliance with the MDR.
MDR-M Criteria for material sustainability topics   All material topics are disclosed in compliance with the MDR.
MDR-T Monitoring effectiveness of policies and measures against targets   All material topics are disclosed in compliance with the MDR.
       
E1-1 Climate mitigation transition plan 3.2.1  
E1-2 Climate mitigation and adaptation policies 3.2.1  
E1-3 Measures and resources in terms of climate change policies 3.2.1  
E1-4 Climate mitigation and adaptation targets 3.2.1  
E1-5 Energy consumption and energy mix 3.2.1  
E1-6 Gross scope 1, 2, 3 emissions and total greenhouse gas emissions 3.2.1  
E1-7 Greenhouse removals and carbon credits   non-material
E1-8 Internal carbon pricing 3.2.1  
E1-9 Intended financial impacts of material physical and transition risks and potential climate opportunities   Phasing
       
E3-1 Policies on water and marine resources 3.2.2  
E3-2 Measures and resources in terms of water and marine resources 3.2.2  
E3-3 Water and marine resource targets 3.2.2  
E3-4 Water consumption   non-material
E3-5 Intended financial effects of impacts, risks and opportunities regarding water and marine resources   Phasing
       
E4-1 Transition plan and inclusion of biodiversity and ecosystems in strategy and business model 3.2.3  
E4-2 Policy on biodiversity and ecosystems 3.2.3  
E4-3 Measures and resources in terms of biodiversity and ecosystems 3.2.3  
E4-4 Targets in terms of biodiversity and ecosystems 3.2.3  
E4-5 Biodiversity and ecosystem criteria 3.2.3  
E4-6 Intended financial impacts of risks and opportunities related to biodiversity and ecosystems   Phasing
       
S1-1 Policy regarding our own staff 3.3.1  
S1-2 Processes for dealing with our own employees and 3.3.1  
employee representatives to discuss impacts
S1-3 Recovery processes for negative impacts and channels for own employees to raise concerns 3.3.1  
S1-4 Acting on material impacts on own staff, and approaches to mitigate material risks and exploit material opportunities as far as own staff are concerned, and the effectiveness of those measures 3.3.1  
S1-5 Objectives regarding the management of material negative 3.3.1  
impacts, promoting positive impacts and managing material risks and opportunities
S1-6 Characteristics of the company's employees 3.3.1  
S1-7 Characteristics of non-salaried employees among the enterprise's own staff   Phasing
S1-8 Collective bargaining coverage and social dialogue   Non-material
S1-9 Diversity criteria   Non-material
S1-10 Living wages   Non-material
S1-11 Social protection   Non-material
S1-12 People with disabilities   Non-material
S1-13 Criteria for training and skills development   Phasing
S1-14 Health and safety criteria   (Partial) phasing
S1-15 Criteria for work-life balance   Phasing
       
S3-1 Policies towards affected communities 3.3.2  
S3-2 Processes to consult with affected communities on impacts 3.3.2  
S3-3 Recovery processes for negative impacts and channels for affected communities to raise concerns 3.3.2  
S3-4 Acting on material impacts on affected communities and approaches to manage material risks and exploit material opportunities with regard to affected communities, and the effectiveness of those measures 3.3.2  
S3-5 Objectives in terms of managing material negative impacts, promoting positive impacts and managing material risks and opportunities 3.3.2  
       
S4-1 Policy regarding consumers and end-users 3.3.3  
S4-2 Processes to consult with consumers and end-users on impacts 3.3.3  
S4-3 Recovery processes for negative impacts and channels for consumers and end-users to raise concerns 3.3.3  
S4-4 Acting on material impacts on consumers and/or end-users and approaches to manage material risks and exploit material opportunities in relation to consumers and end-users, and the effectiveness of those measures 3.3.3  
S4-5 Objectives in terms of managing material negative impacts, promoting positive impacts and managing material risks and opportunities 3.3.3