Think about the future

Do you already have a verified ESG non-financial reporting statement?
If you're looking for a way to strengthen your ESG strategy and improve your non-financial reporting results, consider recommending your company purchase refurbished technology from Techsavers.
This sustainable solution will help reduce your environmental impact, optimize resources, and improve your performance in environmental standards. By incorporating refurbished technology into your processes, you'll demonstrate that your company actively contributes to the circular economy and responsible business practices. Recommend Techsavers as a step towards sustainability that positively impacts your ESG reporting.
ESG Areas
Environment
Environmental standards focus on minimizing a company's negative impact on the environment. These include activities such as waste sorting, reducing carbon footprints, increasing the energy efficiency of buildings, and using renewable energy sources. Companies can also encourage employees to use eco-friendly transportation or reduce raw material consumption. One practical step is purchasing refurbished technology from Techsavers, which not only reduces environmental impact but also supports the circular economy.

Social
Social standards focus on the protection of human rights, fair compensation, gender equality, diversity, and inclusion. They also encompass measures to support work-life balance, prevent bullying, and promote the employment of people with disabilities. These activities reflect a company's commitment to humanity and responsibility towards society and the communities in which it operates.

Governance
Governance standards focus on ethical company management, transparency, compliance with legal regulations, and risk management. They emphasize anti-corruption practices, fair business conduct, and responsible corporate governance.




ESG in practice

Non-financial ESG reporting and EU Legislation
In the context of European legislation, companies are required to disclose information about their environmental, social, and governance (ESG) performance. This non-financial ESG reporting is governed by two key directives: the Non-Financial Reporting Directive (NFRD) and the new Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD).
The Non-Financial Reporting Directive (NFRD) previously required large publicly traded companies with more than 500 employees to disclose non-financial information. However, from January 1, 2024, the new Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) has come into effect, significantly expanding the scope of these obligations. According to the CSRD, all large companies listed on regulated markets with more than 500 employees must now disclose non-financial ESG information. Starting from January 1, 2025, this obligation will also apply to other large companies that meet certain criteria, such as an annual turnover of at least 40 million EUR, a balance sheet total of at least 20 million EUR, and more than 250 employees.
From January 1, 2026, the scope will expand to include listed small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), small and non-complex credit institutions, and captive insurance companies, which will need to submit their first reports in 2027 for the 2026 financial year. By January 1, 2028, companies from third countries will also be required to comply, with their first reports due in 2029 for the 2028 financial year.
These new rules require companies to systematically collect and disclose ESG information in accordance with unified European standards (ESRS). This reporting must be verified by an independent party, ensuring its transparency and credibility.
The implementation of these legislative changes represents a significant step towards greater corporate transparency and accountability to society and the environment. These measures enhance companies' credibility, support their long-term sustainability, and improve their competitiveness in the market.

Sustainable Solutions for Your IT Needs: Remanufactured Devices from Techsavers
Why Choose Refurbished IT Devices?
The European Parliament has approved a directive on sustainability reporting, introducing stricter requirements for non-financial reporting for companies across the European Union. This aims to improve transparency in sustainability practices and encourage businesses to adopt environmentally and socially responsible solutions.
How Can Techsavers Help Your IT Strategy?
✔️ Reduce Environmental Impact: Refurbishing IT equipment, such as laptops and PCs, plays a key role in reducing electronic waste and the demand for new raw materials. By choosing refurbished devices from Techsavers, you actively contribute to protecting the environment by extending the lifecycle of technology and minimizing the extraction of new resources.
✔️ Enhance Social Responsibility: We maintain high standards in our refurbishment processes, ensuring ethical practices and fair working conditions. When you purchase Techsavers devices, you support sustainable practicesthat respect human rights and promote ethical labor.
✔️ Support Transparency and Compliance: Techsavers' commitment to sustainability aligns with the requirements of the CSRD directive, helping you improve your environmental and social performance in ESG reporting. Refurbished devices demonstrate your dedication to responsible business practices and compliance with modern sustainability goals.
Why Choose Techsavers for IT Devices?
✔️ Quality and Reliability: All our refurbished IT devices undergo extensive testing and meet performance standards comparable to new equipment, ensuring reliability and efficiency for your business operations.
✔️ Sustainability and Ethics: Our processes prioritize environmental protection and ethical practices, aligning with your company’s sustainability objectives and ESG requirements.
✔️ Cost-Effectiveness: Refurbished IT devices provide a cost-efficient alternative to new equipment, helping you optimize your IT budget without compromising on quality.
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