Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) involved in exporting goods and services will be integrated into this process through their supply chains and partners. Starting in 2027, they will be required to publish mandatory sustainability reports. Similar to large corporations, SMEs will need to provide detailed annual reports on the sustainability aspects of their business operations.

Developing a quality strategy or report based on sustainability principles is a long process. If your company has not yet measured its carbon footprint, we recommend that you start preparing now.

AUDIT

REPORT

STRATEGY

SUSTAINABILITY AUDIT

Before developing a strategy, report, or communication plan, a sustainability audit is conducted within the organization. This diagnostic tool assesses the business’s sustainability context, focusing on key impacts and critical principles across environmental, governance, and social dimensions. To facilitate the audit, the company must provide the auditor with relevant data sets, including information on resource consumption, greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, and social and economic indicators.

Value

Climate change remains one of the most important issues on the European regulatory agenda, and new rules and initiatives are coming into force to promote the green transition. In the long run, both large and medium-sized companies and institutions will have to provide detailed annual reports on their environmental, social and governance (ESG) performance in accordance with new technical standards. A sustainability audit helps companies assess their impact on the environment and society and encourages them to take action to reduce impact and increase sustainability.

SUSTAINABILITY REPORT

The CSRD mandates companies to disclose extensive information on their environmental, social, and governance (ESG) practices, following the European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS). This includes addressing dual materiality, which considers both how a company impacts and is impacted by climate change.

“Lithuanian industry experiences legal regulation not through formal terms or state control, but via value chain participants. It is the foreign partners who set the sustainability standards for the Lithuanian engineering sector.”

Intechcentras sustainability consultant Justė Pranskevičiūtė

Value

Sustainable activity report by Intechcentras will be prepared according to the global reporting initiative (Global Reporting Initiative, GRI). It is an international independent standards organization that helps companies, regulatory authorities and other organizations understand and consistently disclose their impact on nature and society.

Additional diagnostics

We can expand sustainability reporting and base metrics by:

  • Life cycle assessment (LCA);
  • Carbon footprint (CO2) assessment of products and organizations;
  • Assessment of the environmental footprint of products and organizations (PEF, OEF);
  • Product environmental impact declaration (EPD);
  • Material Flow Analysis (MSA);
  • Environmental impact assessment (EIA) of the planned economic activity (EIA);
  • Cleaner production (CO) project (eco-innovation);
  • GHG reduction feasibility study.

Intechcentras’ specialists can also advise on issues related to chemical product and process management, IPPC and pollution permits, process optimization, energy efficiency, and renewable energy resources; as well as ecological product design (EGP).

SUSTAINABILITY STRATEGY

To create a more sustainable business strategy, it’s essential to review the company’s existing strategy, expand its functions according to sustainability principles, and set new goals to implement long-term changes.

Value

When preparing a strategy, we integrate Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), engage stakeholders, determine strategic directions and goals, and develop an operational plan. We also conduct corporate working sessions that enhance sustainability and have a real impact—so you can experience the benefits not just ‘on paper,’ but in reality.

COMMUNICATIONS PLAN

Intechcentras offers the preparation of a comprehensive communication plan for conveying your organization’s sustainability efforts to both internal and external audiences.

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Effectively communicating your commitment to sustainable development is crucial—not just for customers, suppliers, or the general public, but also for your employees. It’s essential for every modern employer to ensure their team understands and feels proud of their role in contributing to a sustainable future. This fosters a stronger connection and commitment to the company’s goals.

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