EFRAG is a private association established in 2001 with the encouragement of the European Commission to serve the public interest. EFRAG extended its mission in 2022 following the new role assigned to EFRAG in the CSRD, providing Technical Advice to the European Commission in the form of fully prepared draft EU Sustainability Reporting Standards and/or draft amendments to these Standards. Its Member Organisations are European stakeholders and National Organisations and Civil Society Organisations. 

EFRAG’s activities are organised in two pillars: A Financial Reporting Pillar: influencing the development of IFRS Standards from a European perspective and how they contribute to the efficiency of capital markets and providing endorsement advice on (amendments to) IFRS Standards to the European Commission. Secondly, a Sustainability Reporting Pillar: developing draft EU Sustainability Reporting Standards, and related amendments for the European Commission.


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EFRAG's headquarters in Brussels, Belgium

Saskia Slomp

Christopher Larsson

Didrik Thrane-Nielsen

Isabel Batista-Pirhonen

The Sustainability Reporting Team at EFRAG is responsible for developing robust and comprehensive draft EU Sustainability Reporting Standards. They provide technical advice and draft amendments to ensure these standards effectively address sustainability issues and align with the European Commission's requirements. The team collaborates with various stakeholders to promote transparency, accountability, and sustainability within the EU's regulatory framework.

Sustainability Reporting Team

The Advisory Panels and Working Groups at EFRAG are responsible for providing expert insights and advice on both financial and sustainability reporting standards. They contribute to the development and refinement of draft EU Sustainability Reporting Standards and related amendments, ensuring alignment with European policies and market needs. Additionally, the team offers specialized knowledge in areas such as digital reporting, insurance accounting, and capital market influences, to support EFRAG's mission of enhancing transparency and efficiency in capital markets through well-informed reporting standards.

Advisory Panels and Working Groups

The Technical Managers at EFRAG play a crucial role in both the Financial Reporting and Sustainability Reporting Pillars. They are responsible for providing technical advice, drafting EU Sustainability Reporting Standards, developing amendments to these standards, and influencing the development of IFRS Standards from a European perspective. Their work ensures that these standards contribute effectively to the efficiency of capital markets and meet European Commission requirements.


Technical Managers

The Sustainability Reporting Team at EFRAG is responsible for developing and refining draft EU Sustainability Reporting Standards and related amendments, which serve as technical advice to the European Commission. This team ensures that the standards align with the directives of the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) and meet the needs of European stakeholders and civil society for transparent, comparable, and reliable sustainability reporting.

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