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DNK Report

In order to comply with the Sustainability Code, companies prepare a DNK declaration covering the twenty DNK criteria and a selected set of quantifiable performance indicators. Declarations according to the previous Sustainability Code standard can still be submitted and checked in our old database until May 1, 2025. In addition, it is possible to report on obligations such as the CSR Directive Implementation Act (CSR-RUG), the EU Taxonomy and the National Action Plan on Business and Human Rights.

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Getting started

We’ll take you through step by step how to get started on your first Code declaration.

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Graphical composition of the DNK statement based on the 20 criteria and the indicators according to GRI and EFFAS.

Report contents

All clear on the process? Next, we explain what goes into a Code declaration: qualitative criteria with various aspects and quantitative performance indicators.

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Graphical composition of reporting options such as EU taxonomy, NAP Economy and Human Rights, and CSR-RUG.

Reporting options

Are you or will you be subject to reporting requirements? We can walk you through which reporting obligations you can meet with the Code.

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View reports

All companies that use the standards set out in the Code to report on their sustainability performance must publish their Sustainability Code declaration on our database.

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Compare reports

Our database’s practical comparison feature allows you to compare, for example, reports from the same sector with one another.

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