Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive
EU corporate due diligence rules for human rights and environmental impacts across chains of activities.
Sectors
Food & AgricultureImpact & SustainabilityManufacturingChemicalsMining & MetalsProfessional ServicesRetail & Consumer
Articles (39)
Article 1 — Subject matterArticle 2 — ScopeArticle 3 — DefinitionsArticle 4 — Level of harmonisationArticle 5 — Due diligenceArticle 6 — Due diligence support at a group levelArticle 7 — Integrating due diligence into company policies and risk management systemsArticle 8 — Identifying and assessing actual and potential adverse impactsArticle 9 — Prioritisation of identified actual and potential adverse impactsArticle 10 — Preventing potential adverse impactsArticle 11 — Bringing actual adverse impacts to an endArticle 12 — Remediation of actual adverse impactsArticle 13 — Meaningful engagement with stakeholdersArticle 14 — Notification mechanism and complaints procedureArticle 15 — MonitoringArticle 16 — CommunicatingArticle 17 — Accessibility of information on the European single access pointArticle 18 — Model contractual clausesArticle 19 — GuidelinesArticle 20 — Accompanying measuresArticle 21 — Single helpdeskArticle 22 — Combating climate changeArticle 23 — Authorised representativeArticle 24 — Supervisory authoritiesArticle 25 — Powers of supervisory authoritiesArticle 26 — Substantiated concernsArticle 27 — PenaltiesArticle 28 — European Network of Supervisory AuthoritiesArticle 29 — Civil liability of companies and the right to full compensationArticle 30 — Reporting of breaches and protection of reporting personsArticle 31 — Public support, public procurement and public concessionsArticle 32 — Amendment to Directive (EU) 2019/1937Article 33 — Amendment to Regulation (EU) 2023/2859Article 34 — Exercise of the delegationArticle 35 — Committee procedureArticle 36 — Review and reportingArticle 37 — TranspositionArticle 38 — Entry into forceArticle 39 — Addressees