ESG compliance guides by country

TCFD, SECR, UK Sustainability Disclosure Standards, Modern Slavery Act, and the Green Claims Code. The UK's own evolving framework — and how it creates supply chain pressure on SMEs.

CSRD and CSDDD are reshaping global supply chains. If you supply to EU companies, your buyers will ask for ESG data. Understand what is required and when.

California's SB 253 requires large companies to disclose Scope 3 emissions. Federal SEC climate rules remain in flux. Understand what applies and when.

Bill S-211 on forced labour applies to importers. CSA climate disclosure standards are developing. Carbon pricing creates cost pressure across supply chains.

SGX-listed companies face mandatory climate reporting from 2025. MAS sustainable finance guidelines affect SME borrowers. Government grants available via the Enterprise Sustainability Programme.

Mandatory ASRS climate reporting rolls out from FY2025. Modern Slavery Act requires supply chain due diligence for entities with over $100M revenue.

New Zealand was among the first countries to mandate climate reporting. XRB Aotearoa standards apply to large listed companies, banks, and insurers — creating supply chain data demands.

Mandatory TCFD reporting for all TSE Prime Market companies. Japan's GX Strategy introduces carbon pricing from 2026. Japanese MNCs are among the most active requesters of supplier ESG data.

BRSR supply chain disclosure is mandatory for the top 250 listed companies from FY2025. Indian SMEs exporting to the EU face CSRD and CSDDD due diligence obligations from buyers.