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5 August 2026
CSR activities are the concrete initiatives a company runs to create social, ecological or ethical impact beyond its core business, from volunteering and local community projects to nature restoration, sustainable sourcing and education. A fun day at a go-kart track is not one of them.
4 August 2026
Looking for proof that sustainability works beyond a slide deck? Here are 5 Belgian companies making it visible, measurable and real.
29 July 2026
Sustainable business means running your company with people, planet and profit weighed together, not profit alone. Here's how to actually do it.
28 July 2026
Nature restoration means turning a neglected or ecologically poor green space, a strip of land, an old buffer zone, an unused corner of a business park, into a biodiverse, resilient habitat with lasting value. Here's how your company can actually do it.
28 July 2026
Double materiality analysis is the CSRD exercise where you assess both how your company impacts people and planet and how sustainability issues impact your company's financial position. Done well, it's the bridge between ESG ambition and a reporting document your stakeholders actually trust.
28 July 2026
CSRD is Belgian law: large companies, listed SMEs, and certain non-EU groups must report sustainability data in their annual report, phased in by financial year, and the Omnibus delay shifts timing, not the obligation itself.
28 July 2026
Escape rooms and go-kart afternoons are fun for a day. A forest team day changes something your team, your CO2 targets, and your employer brand can still point to a year later.
28 July 2026
A team day where employees plant a forest that stays in the ground does more for your employer brand than any escape room ever will. It gives current and future talent proof, not promises.
22 July 2026
Forest compensation follows a fixed formula, not a flat fee: deforested area × compensation factor × 5.90 euros/m², the legal baseline in Flanders since 1 July 2026.