ESRS (revised 2026)
ESRS 2 General Disclosures – ESRS (revised 2026)

ESRS (revised 2026) ESRS2-IRO-2: IRO-2 Material impacts, risks and opportunities and the disclosure requirements covered

What does ESRS2-IRO-2 require?

The undertaking gives a concise account of its material impacts, actual and potential, positive and negative, and of how they bear on people or the environment, and of its material risks and opportunities (with the dependencies behind them), naming the related topics and where they connect to own operations and the value chain; gives the basis for concluding climate change is not material where it omits ESRS E1; discloses changes in material matters from the prior period; lists the DRs complied with and where they are located, marking those incorporated by reference (a content index may be used); lists the supplementary information provided; discloses its exposure to heightened risk of forced or compulsory labour and child labour by type of operation or geography where connected to such material negative impacts; and tabulates all datapoints derived from other EU legislation listed in Appendix A with their location or a not material marker.

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  • S1-30 S1.28 to 31: Sustainability-related risks and opportunities

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