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While the future of the European Non-Financial Reporting Directive (CSRD), like that of other Green Deal legislation, remains uncertain, 12 networks of French companies and financiers united at the initiative of Impact France are calling for a balanced simplification of this key text to make it a powerful lever for competitiveness and sustainability for European companies.

While the future of the European Non-Financial Reporting Directive (CSRD), like that of other Green Deal legislation, remains uncertain, 12 networks of French companies and financiers united at the initiative of Impact France are calling for a balanced simplification of this key text to make it a powerful lever for competitiveness and sustainability for European companies.

At a time of growing uncertainty for French companies, Impact France calls on the new government to commit to a clear and ambitious economic policy to restore the competitiveness of the French and European economies, while ensuring a high level of ambition in environmental and social terms.

Against a backdrop of climatic, social and economic uncertainties, Impact France calls on the government not to slow down its efforts on the ecological transition, in order to meet the country's commitments and preserve essential levers of competitiveness and attractiveness for the economy.

The Mouvement Impact France calls on the new Prime Minister Michel Barnier and the Minister of the Economy and Finance Antoine Armand to make the Finance Bill the basis for a new pact between companies and the State to meet the economic debt and the ecological debt.