Introducing CSRHub's new line of Readiness Calculators

Now you can easily use our online calculators to detect your readiness for European Unions' Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD), Sustainability Accounting Standards Board (SASB), the United Nations (UN) Sustainability Development Goals (SDG), and the Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures (TNFD).

Enter a company name to review and we provide a complete report showing the company's readiness - Below or Pass - for the corresponding categories.

The price to use a Calculator depends on the number of companies you want data on. For instance, it costs $450 to see 10 comparators to a focus company.

Pick a Readiness Calculator	Description	Access
CSRD Readiness Calculator See a sample. See an overview.	The EU CSRD focuses on 35 distinct areas of sustainability performance. The regulations that underly it refer to hundreds of indicators that entities can test to determine their level of compliance.	Purchase here
SDG Readiness Calculator See a sample. See an overview.	The United Nations SDG framework defines 17 priority areas for sustainable development, underpinned by a detailed set of targets and indicators for assessing progress.	Purchase here
TNFD Readiness Calculator See a sample. See an overview.	The TNFD framework groups its disclosure recommendations into 15 topics, aligned with the four TCFD pillars (Governance, Strategy, Risk & Impact Management, Metrics & Targets).	Purchase here

SASB Calculator - Auto Industry See a sample. See an overview.	SASB identified five broad dimensions across 77 industries, then selected the most relevant topics within the dimensions to ensure disclosures focus on material risks and opportunities. We have mapped the relevant 5 metrics for the Automobile Standard across the 5 different disclosure topics to the 12 sustainability-related topics that CSRHub rates.	Purchase here
SASB Calculator - Commercial Banks Industry See a sample. See an overview.	We have mapped the relevant 5 metrics for the Commercial Banks Standard across the 5 different disclosure topics to the 12 sustainability-related topics that CSRHub rates.	Purchase here
SASB Calculator - Mining Industry See a sample. See an overview.	We have mapped the relevant 11 metrics for the Mining Standard across the 5 different disclosure topics to the 12 sustainability-related topics that CSRHub rates.	Purchase here
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What do all these acronyms mean?

See the description to the right.

CSRD

The Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) has been enacted by the European Union (EU) to encourage higher quality ESG reporting by entities who operate in the EU. At present, entities must only report if they are in "material compliance" with CSRD's requirements. We expect in the future that entities will be required to "correct" their performance in areas where they fail to comply or "explain" why they do not. At present, CSRD focuses on 35 distinct areas of sustainability performance. The regulations that underly it refer to hundreds of indicators that entities can test to determine their level of compliance.

SASB

SASB (The Sustainability Accounting Standards Board), founded in 2011, created a framework for disclosing financially material ESG factors specific to 77 industries. Its standards help companies report sustainability issues that directly affect financial performance. In 2021, SASB merged into the ISSB to support a global baseline for sustainability reporting.

SDG

SDG stands for Sustainable Development Goals. These are a set of 17 global goals adopted by the United Nations in 2015 as a universal call to action to end poverty, protect the planet, and ensure peace and prosperity for all by 2030, according to the UNDP and the World Health Organization. The 17 SDGs are integrated; they recognize that action in one area will affect outcomes in others, and that development must balance social, economic and environmental sustainability.

TNFD

TNFD stands for the Taskforce on Nature Related Financial Disclosures. The goal of the TNFD to provide a global framework for organizations to identify, assess, manage, and disclose nature-related risks and opportunities, so that financial and business decisions support nature-positive outcomes and long-term resilience. The TNFD framework groups its disclosure recommendations into 15 topics, aligned with the four TCFD pillars (Governance, Strategy, Risk & Impact Management, Metrics & Targets).