The upcoming EU Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD) is set to significantly enhance corporate accountability for sustainability and human rights. Read on to explore the directive’s scope, its implications for businesses, and learn what steps you can take to prepare and comply with the new regulations.
Matt Morton
Sustainability Lead
Matt is an experienced sustainability consultant who joined Clarasys in 2022 from a built environment background where he supported clients in embedding ambitious strategies for carbon, water, materials, climate change and community in building and public space design.
At Clarasys, he is focused on helping organisations develop and implement strategies that empower individuals and foster broader systems change to address key sustainability challenges. Matt has a strong understanding of topics such as net zero carbon, circular economy, and social impact, as well as expertise in sustainability reporting, governance, user-centric design, and data analysis.
Recently, he supported with a digital discovery project for a central government department to assess and identify recommendations for a core net-zero enabling service to improve usability, transparency, innovation and efficiency. Matt also worked on a research project with the Information Services and Events industry to build actionable recommendations to improve the sustainability and customer experience of global trade shows.
Outside of work, Matt enjoys trying his hand at a number of sports, going to music and stand-up comedy gigs and taking long walks with his dog.
