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​Access an in-depth CSRD/ESRS webinars series and learn how the UN Global Compact supports companies in their sustainability efforts. Turn your company’s commitment into action Join the world's largest corporate sustainability initiative Events and Webinars 100+ yearly webinars, workshops and networking events on topics like human rights, biodiversity & supply chain management. UN Global Compact Academy Live and on-demand courses on diverse sustainability topics available to all employees of participating companies. Accelerator Programmes Hands-on training programmes with experts on topics like Climate Action, SDG Ambition, and Business & Human Rights. ESG Regulations Navigator Useful tools like our ESG Regulations Navigator to access key requirements, applicability, and deadlines on current regulations. Peer Learning Groups Peer learning groups with professionals to share insights, tackle challenges, and connect with industry experts and peers. Tools and Resources An extended library with guides, toolkits, and case studies to build, measure, and communicate your sustainability strategy. Download a free webinar series and experience our work Free webinar series on the CSRD/ESRS requirements Access four in-depth webinars and slides on the CSRD/ESRS requirements. Understand key components & scope, including SME standards, sector-specific standards, and non-EU applicability. Learn from company case studies. Explore the environmental and social standards in detail. Complete the form to access the series First name* Last name* Email* Organization* Organization type* Number of employees Country* I would like to register for the monthly newsletter. I have read and consent to the privacy policy. * Submit Who we are The UN Global Compact (UNGC) supports companies in advancing their sustainability efforts to create long-term value for stakeholders and the wider society. By providing practical knowledge, tools, resources, events and training programmes, our ambition is to accelerate and scale the global collective impact of business by upholding the Ten Principles - in Human Rights, Labour, Environment, and Anti-Corruption - and delivering the Sustainable Development Goals through accountable companies and ecosystems that enable change. The UN Global Compact Network Switzerland & Liechtenstein is the official platform of the UNGC in Switzerland and Liechtenstein. 24'000+ companies committed globally 380+ companies in Switzerland and Liechtenstein

This platform offers Swiss & Liechtenstein businesses a regular exchange on sustainable supply chain management topics. Sustainable Supply Chain Management Exchange Group The Sustainable Supply Chain Management Exchange Group is a knowledge-sharing platform for Swiss production companies founded in 2019 by öbu - Swiss Business Council for Sustainable Development and the UN Global Compact Network Switzerland & Liechtenstein. The meetings of the working group are held three times a year, either online or in person, on various sustainability topics relating to the supply chain. Objectives Exchange, learn and connect with companies from different industries on relevant supply chain topics Gain knowledge, insights and inspiration to manage environmental and social performance in the supply chain Build a community and network of sustainability professionals and supply chain experts Participation eligibility Being a member of öbu and/or a participant of the UN Global Compact Network Switzerland & Liechtenstein Employees working on corporate sustainability Excludes consultants and consultancy firms Excludes employees working in the sales department with a target group in the private sector Willing to actively participate and engage in the working group meetings Open to sharing own challenges as well as good practices and learning from peers Topics that have been discussed in the past: Grievance mechanisms in the supply chain Risk mapping in supply chains with a focus on the identification of child labour risks German Supply Chain Act Supplier engagement to reduce Scope 3 emissions Future topics may include: Conflict minerals Water scarcity Deforestation regulation Living wage And many more The Sustainable Supply Chain Management Exchange Group will meet during three sessions in 2026 16 March 2026 13:30 - 15:00 | online Session 1 Exchange on pre-handed challenges 24 Sept 2026 | 13:00 - 17:00 Georg Fischer, Schaffhausen Session 2 Scope 3 Emission Factors – Navigating Data Gaps and Methodological Choices 9 November 2026 13:30 - 15:00 | online Session 3 The topic will be defined closer to the session. The registration details are shared with everyone who has signed up for the group. If you have not done so already, you can do so below. Register for the Sustainable Supply Chain Management Exchange Group Salutation First name* Last name* Email* Organization* Job Title* Organization type* Participation requirement* I confirm that I am employed at a producing company. * I agree that my details will be shared with öbu and I have read and consent to the privacy policy. * Submit Contact person Tabea Böglin Programmes Manager Social Sustainability, ESG Reporting & Regulations tabea.boeglin@globalcompact.ch

Exchange, learn and collaborate regularly with other SMEs and peers on sustainability topics. SME Exchange Group The SME Exchange Group was launched during the Global Compact Dialogue 2025 with the goal to offer a platform for Small- and Medium Sized Enterprises (SMEs) to exchange, learn and collaborate with peers in the field of the rapidly evolving sustainability and ESG landscape. The subjects of the meetings will be based on the group’s interest and mainly lead and prepared by participants. Planned topics for 2026 Managing supply chain risks and impacts Sustainability Governance for SMEs Best practices in ESG data collection Materiality Assessments & Strategy Tools for ESG Reporting Requirements Open to participants of the UN Global Compact Network Switzerland & Liechtenstein Excludes consultants and consultancy firms In case of any uncertainties, please get in touch so that we can make a case-by-case decision. Thank you for your understanding. The SME Exchange Group will meet during three sessions in 2026: 17 March 2026 14:00 - 15:30 | online Session 1 26 August 2026 13:30 - 17:00 | Zurich Session 2 1 December 2026 10:00 - 11:30 | online Session 3 The registration details are shared with everyone who has signed up for the group. If you have not done so already, you can do so below. Register for the SME Exchange Group Salutation First name* Last name* Email* Organization* Job Title* Organization type* I confirm that my company is a participant of the UN Global Compact Network Switzerland & Liechtenstein. * I confirm that my organization is not a consultancy. * I have read and consent to the privacy policy. * Submit Contact person Fabio Gfeller Programme Lead & Advisor fabio.gfeller@globalcompact.ch

Regular exchange on ESG regulations topics with peers from different industries ESG Regulations Exchange Group The ESG Regulations Exchange Group was launched during the Global Compact Dialogue 2025 with the goal to offer a platform for businesses to exchange, learn and collaborate with peers in the field of the rapidly evolving ESG regulatory landscape. The subjects of the meetings will be based on the group’s interest and mainly lead and prepared by participants. Potential topics EUDR, CBAM, CSDDD, CSRD Best practices in data collection ESRS and reporting EU Omnibus Package Challenges in keeping up with all regulations How to prepare for implementation Requirements Open to participants of the UN Global Compact Network Switzerland & Liechtenstein Company employees working on topics related to ESG Regulations (including reporting) Active participation in informal group discussions Willingness to share own experiences and learn from others Excludes consulting and law firms The ESG Regulations Group will meet during three sessions in 2026: 3 March 2026 13:30 - 15:00 | online Session 1 Exchange on pre-handed challenges 15 September 2026 13:30 - 15:00 | online Session 2 Navigating different reporting standards 19 November 2026 13:00 - 17:00 | in-person Session 3 The topic and location will be defined closer to the session. The registration details are shared with everyone who has signed up for the group. If you have not done so already, you can do so below. Register for the ESG Regulations Exchange Group Salutation First name* Last name* Email* Organization* Job Title* Organization type* Comments I confirm that my company is a participant of the UN Global Compact Network Switzerland & Liechtenstein. * I confirm that my organization is not a consultancy or law firm. * I have read and consent to the privacy policy. * Submit Contact person Tabea Böglin Programmes Manager Social Sustainability, ESG Reporting & Regulations tabea.boeglin@globalcompact.ch

Exchange, learn and collaborate regularly with peers in the field of climate topics. Climate Exchange Group The Climate Exchange Group was launched during the Global Compact Dialogue 2025 with the goal to offer a platform for organizations to exchange on current topics, roadblocks, good practices on climate journeys. The subjects of the meetings will be based on the group’s interest and mainly led and prepared by participants. The group convenes 2-3 times per year online. Potential topics Scope 3 emissions Supplier engagement Business case for internal funding Risk, mitigation & adaptation Governance / internal buy-in Monitoring & Measuring Digitalization & Technology Communication & Reporting Climate Roadmaps and interventions Topics of past sessions Business case on transformation & business models in the climate context Incentives and wider company engagement Supplier engagement for decarbonization Requirements Open to participants of the UN Global Compact Network Switzerland & Liechtenstein Employees working on corporate sustainability Excludes consultants and consultancy firms Open for Climate Ambition Accelerator (CAA) alumni or similar level of expertise/maturity In case of any uncertainties, please get in touch so that we can make a case-by-case decision. Thank you for your understanding. The Climate Exchange Group will meet during three sessions in 2026: 10 March 2026 10:00 - 11:30 | online Session 1 Incentives and wider company engagement. 9 July 2026 10:00 - 11:30 | online Session 2 Supplier engagement for decarbonization 27 October 2026 14:00 - 18:00 | in-person Session 3 The topic will be defined closer to the session. The registration details are shared with everyone who has signed up for the group. If you have not done so already, you can do so below. Register for the Climate Exchange Group Salutation First name* Last name* Email* Organization* Job Title* Organization type* Maturity level* I confirm that my company is a participant of the UN Global Compact Network Switzerland & Liechtenstein. * I confirm that my organization is not a consultancy. * I have read and consent to the privacy policy. * Submit Contact person Anna Eiperle Programmes Manager Environment & SDGs anna.eiperle@globalcompact.ch

Join our Nature Exchasnge Group and learn from peers & experts. Nature Exchange Group Hosted by the Swiss TNFD Consultation Group The Nature Exchange Group started in 2022 as Swiss consultation group for the TNFD Framework, facilitated by the UN Global Compact Network Switzerland & Liechtenstein and Swiss Sustainable Finance. The TNFD Framework and other nature standards, guidances and matters are discussed among a group of players from the real economy and financial industry, interested in addressing their nature dependencies, impacts, risks and opportunities. The Nature Exchange Group invites participants of the UN Global Compact Network Switzerland & Liechtenstein and Swiss Sustainable Finance to become a member of the group. Topics will be carefully designed to support new participants while allowing existing members to deepen their knowledge. Past topics WWF Biodiversity Risk Filter x MSCI Data: Updates on nature-related frameworks and resources Good practices and exchange on TNFD reporting Leveraging ENCORE: Identify your organisation's nature-related dependencies The Nature Exchange Group will meet during four sessions in 2026: 19 March 2026 | online Opening Webinar Trends and outlook of nature topics Closed 20 May 2026 | in-person Session 2 Addressing Nature Risk and Reporting Closed 21 Sept | 13:30-16:30 | Baden Session 3 Opportunities for Nature in Business and Finance Closed 28 October 2026 | online Exploring Nature Data Part 1: Nature Value at Risk Register 5 November 2026 | online Exploring Nature Data Part 2: Understanding the Updates to the WWF Risk Filter Suite 3.0 Register The registration details are shared with everyone who has signed up for the group. If you have not done so already, you can do so below. Register for the Nature Exchange Group Salutation First name* Last name* Email* Organization* Job Title* Organization type* Level of expertise* Membership type* A participant of the UN Global Compact A member of Swiss Sustainable Finance Both About what topics would you like to learn more? I confirm that my company is a participant of the UN Global Compact Network Switzerland & Liechtenstein or a member of Swiss Sustainable Finance. * I agree that my details will be shared with Swiss Sustainable Finance and I acknowledge that I have read and consent to the privacy policy. * Submit If you have any questions, please contact: Anna Eiperle UN Global Compact Network Switzerland & Liechtenstein anna.eiperle@globalcompact.ch Veronica Baker Swiss Sustainable Finance veronica.baker@sustainablefinance.ch

This platform offers Swiss & Liechtenstein businesses a regular exchange on human rights due diligence topics. Human Rights Due Diligence Exchange Group The Human Rights Due Diligence (HRDD) Exchange Group, implemented in partnership with focusright , provides a platform for regular exchange among business and human rights professionals in Switzerland and Liechtenstein. We meet about every three months for informal virtual or in-person discussions on questions, learnings, insights and challenges with peers. The group is open for employees of for-profit companies working on topics related to business and human rights – from beginners, intermediates and experts. Objectives Create opportunities for peer learning and networking Foster hands-on exchange of HRDD practice and experience between different companies and functions Connect people working on similar topics and challenges Facilitate informal discussions of questions, learnings, insights and challenges with peers Entry point for bilateral contacts and more in-depth peer exchange Participation requirements Active participation in informal group discussions Willingness to share own experiences and learn from others Private sector staff with a professional link to business and human rights Being a client of focusright, a participant of the UN Global Compact Network Switzerland & Liechtenstein or a member of öbu Since the goal of the group is for participants to share their challenges and learn from peers, consulting or law firms are not accepted into the group Topics that have been discussed in the past: Good practices for the implementation of HRDD How to best prepare for reporting obligations Developing an internal HRDD culture and enabling cultural change Effective internal communication and training The role of multi-stakeholder and sector initiatives Topics are determined by current needs & interests. The HRDD Exchange Group will meet during four sessions in 2026 26 February 2026 13:00 - 14:00 Session 1 28 April 2026 13:00 - 14:00 Session 2 21 July 2026 13:00 - 14:00 Session 3 20 October 2026 time to be confirmed Session 4 The registration details are shared with everyone who has signed up for the group. If you have not done so already, you can do so below. Register for the Human Rights Due Diligence Exchange Group Salutation First name* Last name* Email* Organization* Job Title* Organization type* Participation requirement* Comments I confirm that my organization is not a consultancy or law firm. * I agree that my details will be shared with focusright and I confirm that I have read and consent to the privacy policy. * Submit Contact person Tabea Böglin Programmes Manager Social Sustainability, ESG Reporting and Regulations tabea.boeglin@globalcompact.ch

Global sustainable business initiative. The only official platform for the United Nations Global Compact Initiative in Switzerland and Liechtenstein. Let's make Global Goals Local Business Welcome to the UN Global Compact Network Switzerland & Liechtenstein, the official platform of the United Nations Global Compact Initiative in Switzerland and Liechtenstein. ABOUT US Highlights & Updates Quickly understand key legal require-ments, applicability, and deadlines. Learn more Explore SME tailored offerings and our Guidebook Learn more Explore useful sustainablity tools and resources Learn more Ways to engage & Focus Areas Events & Webinars Learn more Accelerator Programmes Learn more Exchange & Peer Learning Learn more Online Academy Learn more Tools & Resources Learn more The Ten Principles of the UN Global Compact Environment Social Governance Sustainable Development Goals Sustainability Regulations & Reporting About us Read more Value Proposition 100+ yearly activities 380+ companies in Switzerland & Liechtenstein 25'000+ companies worldwide 35+ different industries The UN Global Compact Network Switzerland & Liechtenstein is a business association and the official platform of the United Nations Global Compact (UNGC) in Switzerland and Liechtenstein. We promote responsible business practices by fostering multi-stakeholder dialogue, knowledge sharing, and collaboration. Through practical trainings, tools, resources, and peer-learning opportunities, we support companies in Switzerland and Liechtenstein advancing corporate responsibility and sustainability. We help businesses align their strategies and operations with the Ten Principles of the UN Global Compact in the areas of human rights, labour, environment, and anti-corruption, and take action to contribute to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Become part of the world's largest corporate sustainability initiative How to join What other participants say Participating in the SDG Ambition Accelerator course was an enriching, grounding, and inspiring experience at the same time. Enriching, as it provided a valuable opportunity to gain insights into different industries and companies. Grounding, because we are all facing similar challenges when it comes to e. g. complying with new regulations and incorporating sustainability into operations. And inspiring for two main reasons; firstly, the group discussions invoked my creative energy by encouraging alternative approaches to the challenges at hand; secondly, the 8-step methodology facilitated my reflection on previously set goals to enhance our corporate impact in the future. Isabel Stark Senior Manager Corporate Communications | R&M (Reichle & De-Massari AG) Upcoming Events ! Widget Didn’t Load Check your internet and refresh this page. If that doesn’t work, contact us.

Identify relevant sustainability issues and receive a high-level double materiality assessment, highlighting the most important ESG topics. AI Double Materiality Tool Which sustainability topics really matter for your business, and which do not? Answer 17 questions and receive a high-level double materiality assessment: your most significant environmental, social and governance topics, structured along the European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS) topic list and weighted using the UNEP FI Sector Impact Matrix (July, 2026). The tool is built by the UN Global Compact Network Switzerland & Liechtenstein for our participants - from SMEs taking a first structured look to larger companies preparing a full assessment. Request access What you get A double materiality matrix covering impact and financial materiality, with explanations of all topics. Your priority sustainability topics , based on the ESRS topic list and the UNGC Ten Principles. Opportunities for social and environmental value creation in your sector. Concrete recommended actions to move from analysis to implementation. A process template to validate and refine the results with your key stakeholders. How it works Request access : send us a short email Answer 17 questions : about your business model, industry, value chain and maturity level. No data collection needed. Receive your report : then use the included template to validate it with internal and external stakeholders. Good to know Time needed : approx. 30 minutes to get your report Cost : included in your GCNSL participation Preparation : no data or documents required Language : English, German, French, Italian What the tool does – and what it does not The tool replaces hours of desk research. It does not replace the conversation with your stakeholders. A full double materiality assessment means engaging the people affected by your business (employees, suppliers, customers, communities) and we strongly recommend it. But a limited budget should not be the reason to postpone starting. Use the tool to get a well-founded first draft, then invest your time where it adds the most value: testing and sharpening it with the people who know. Ready to start? Answer 17 simple questions and analyze your social and environmental impacts, risks and opportunities with the help of AI. Contact us for access Not a participant yet? Explore the benefits of participation. Disclaimer We recommend using the AI Double Materiality Tool as part of a defined process involving internal and external stakeholders.Outputs are indicative; we do not guarantee their accuracy or completeness, and they should be reviewed by a competent person before use. Results are generated with the support of AI (Anthropic's Claude) and was developed using on the UNEP FI Sector Impact Matrix (version July 6, 2026) and other sources. UNEP FI was not involved in the development of the resource and the results as well as any associated outcomes and decisions made based on these may not be attributed to UNEP FI nor considered as approved or otherwise certified by UNEP FI. More information on the Matrix is available here: unepfi.org/sector-impact-matrix/ Would you like to learn more about Gen AI in the Sustainability field? Download the UN Global Compact’s report on Gen AI for the Global Goals. Access here Contact person Fabio Gfeller Programme Lead & Advisor fabio.gfeller@globalcompact.ch

We supports participants in the evolving regulations landscape. Regulations & Reporting Reporting to stakeholders in a transparent and public manner is fundamental for companies committed to sustainability. There are several powerful drivers of non-financial reporting that are pushing companies to act responsibly and report on their actions: investors are considering environmental, social and governance (ESG) information in their strategies. Non-financial information is shaping the decisions of consumers, local communities and civil society organizations that are all expecting greater transparency from business. Once only a voluntary activity, there is a trend towards mandatory non-financial reporting. The UN Global Compact Network Switzerland & Liechtenstein offers information and guidance on current regulatory and sustainability reporting, such as the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD), in different formats. Explore a selection below. Resources on the topic 'Regulations & Reporting' Click on the tabs to access the relevant resources. E-Learnings/Recordings Tools & Publications Exchanges Introduction to Sustainability Reporting Introducing a pragmatic 4-step approach towards sustainability reporting. Access the recording and slides in our Academy. Next Quarterly ESG Regulatory Briefings UNGC participants are encouraged to attend our quarterly briefings on regulatory developments. To watch recordings of past briefings, visit our Academy. Next Introduction to Reporting requirements in Switzerland and the EU This session outlines the legal framework and reporting requirements for non-financial disclosures affecting companies in Switzerland and their EU subsidiaries. Access the recording and slides in the Academy. Next The CSRD/ESRS Reporting Requirements This webinar series offers an overview of the CSRD/ESRS and practical guidance to help companies integrate the directive into their operations. Non-participants can access the series here . Next Adoption of the CSDDD: What do the new EU sustainability due diligence obligations mean for Swiss companies? In this webinar, the swiss-based business and human rights consulting firm focusright provides an overview of the most important questions and answers on the CSDDD for Swiss companies. Next Global Greenwashing: Time to stop the spin cycle This on-demand course helps organizations communicate ESG topics clearly and confidently, avoid common pitfalls, and contribute meaningfully to global sustainability. It is offered by the UN Global Compact Network Australia for a fee. Contact tabea.boeglin@globalcompact.ch for a 20% discount for UNGC participants. Next ESG Regulations Navigator Understand key requirements, applicability, and deadlines of current ESG regulations that may impact your business. Only available for participants of the UN Global Compact Network Switzerland & Liechtenstein. Next UN Guiding Principles Reporting Framework Comprehensive guidance for companies to report on human rights issues in line with the UN Guiding Principles. Next Making the Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive work for people This Guidance for effective transposition and implementation is intended as a practical resource for those working to ensure that the CSDDD delivers meaningful improvement. Next Handreichung Glaubwürdige Nachhaltigkeitskommunikation in Zeiten neuer Regulatorik This guide by the Stiftung Allianz für Entwicklung und Klima and the UN Global Compact Network Germany explains how companies can engage in credible and legally compliant sustainability communication in the context of the new EU regulations (EmpCo), without resorting to greenwashing or greenhushing. Next OECD/FAO-Unternehmenshandbuch zu Entwaldung und Sorgfaltspflichten in landwirtschaftlichen Lieferketten A summary and practical guide for businesses on deforestation and due diligence in agricultural supply chains. Next ESG Regulations Exchange Group A platform to exchange, learn and collaborate with peers in the field of ESG Regulations. Next Sustainability Report Peer Review Group Enhance your sustainability reporting with this peer review group from the UN Global Compact Network Canada. Gain expert insights, strengthen reporting practices, and network with industry leaders. Participants of the UN Global Compact Network Switzerland & Liechtenstein get a 65% discount on ticket prices. To receive the necessary discount code, please contact Tabea Böglin (tabea.boeglin@globalcompact.ch ). Next We regularly offer various events and webinars on regulations and reporting. Click the buttons below to view our upcoming events. Current events on 'Regulations & Reporting' All our events Upcoming Events Contact person Tabea Böglin Programmes Manager Social Sustainability, ESG Reporting and Regulations tabea.boeglin@globalcompact.ch