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O presente relatório de estágio tem como objetivo perceber os desafios e estratégias associados à adaptação das empresas e dos auditores à nova Diretiva de Relato de Sustentabilidade Corporativa (CSRD). Foi desenvolvido através de um estudo qualitativo tendo por base a realização de duas entrevistas, uma a um diretor de uma empresa do setor cimenteiro e outra a um auditor da Deloitte. As principais conclusões são que, em Portugal, as empresas que relatam informação não financeira acreditam que a sustentabilidade é um pilar fundamental para as empresas, tornando-se essencial para a tomada de decisão dos seus stakeholders. Contudo, a maioria das empresas portuguesas não percebe as vantagens destes relatórios e baseia-se apenas na vertente financeira para a construção das suas estratégias empresariais. A legislação ambiental encontra-se em constante crescimento e mudança e a CSRD apresentou diversas soluções para as lacunas presentes, no entanto, também foi excessiva em termos de regulamentação e por essa razão, está a ser simplificada.
This report aims to understand the challenges and strategies associated with the adaptation of companies and auditors to the new Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD). It was developed through a qualitative study based on two interviews, one with a director and the other with an auditor. The main conclusions are that, in Portugal, companies that report non-financial information believe that sustainability is a fundamental pillar for companies, becoming essential for the decision-making of their stakeholders. However, most portuguese companies do not understand the advantages brought by these reports and still rely solely on the financial aspect to build strategies. Environmental legislation is constantly growing and changing, and the CSRD has presented many solutions to the gaps that exist, but it has also been excessive in terms of regulation and is therefore being simplified.
This report aims to understand the challenges and strategies associated with the adaptation of companies and auditors to the new Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD). It was developed through a qualitative study based on two interviews, one with a director and the other with an auditor. The main conclusions are that, in Portugal, companies that report non-financial information believe that sustainability is a fundamental pillar for companies, becoming essential for the decision-making of their stakeholders. However, most portuguese companies do not understand the advantages brought by these reports and still rely solely on the financial aspect to build strategies. Environmental legislation is constantly growing and changing, and the CSRD has presented many solutions to the gaps that exist, but it has also been excessive in terms of regulation and is therefore being simplified.
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Trabalho Final de Mestrado, Contabilidade, Fiscalidade e Finanças Empresariais, ISEG, 2025
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Sustainability Audit CSRD Sustainability Reports Audit Assurance Sustentabilidade Auditoria CSRD elatórios de Sustentabilidade Garantia
