What the Dec 16 vote means for the EUDR and Omnibus
Note: This webinar is based on the original CSRD and ESRS. Following the release of the Omnibus proposal on February 26, some information may no longer be accurate. We are currently reviewing and updating this webinar to reflect the latest regulatory developments. In the meantime, we recommend reading our Omnibus deep-dive for up-to-date insights on reporting requirements.
On 16 December, the European Parliament votes on two key files that will shape EU sustainability and supply chain rules from 2026: the EUDR and the EU Omnibus package.
On 18 December at 11:00 CET, Coolset hosts a 60-minute live session to explain what was decided, what is still unclear, and how to adjust your plans.
Professor Andreas Rasche (Copenhagen Business School) will join Coolset sustainability researchers Jasper Akkermans and Elisavet Diamantopoulou. Together they will combine policy context with hands-on compliance and implementation insight.
The session starts with a 20-minute briefing on:
→ What was voted on in each file (EUDR vs Omnibus)
→ Practical implications for EUDR compliance
→ What the Omnibus outcome means for CSRD and CSDDD scope and timing
→ Key timelines and transitional rules to watch
A 40-minute live Q&A follows, focused on concrete questions from participants.
Expert panel:
• Andreas Rasche - policy, governance and strategic insights
• Elisavet Diamantopoulou - technical interpretation of EUDR and what it means in day-to-day compliance work
• Jasper Akkermans - market perspective and implementation realities from the sustainability software side
Can't join live? Register and we will send you the recording and slides after.
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On 16 December, the European Parliament votes on two key files that will shape EU sustainability and supply chain rules from 2026: the EUDR and the EU Omnibus package.
On 18 December at 11:00 CET, Coolset hosts a 60-minute live session to explain what was decided, what is still unclear, and how to adjust your plans.
Professor Andreas Rasche (Copenhagen Business School) will join Coolset sustainability researchers Jasper Akkermans and Elisavet Diamantopoulou. Together they will combine policy context with hands-on compliance and implementation insight.
The session starts with a 20-minute briefing on:
→ What was voted on in each file (EUDR vs Omnibus)
→ Practical implications for EUDR compliance
→ What the Omnibus outcome means for CSRD and CSDDD scope and timing
→ Key timelines and transitional rules to watch
A 40-minute live Q&A follows, focused on concrete questions from participants.
Expert panel:
• Andreas Rasche - policy, governance and strategic insights
• Elisavet Diamantopoulou - technical interpretation of EUDR and what it means in day-to-day compliance work
• Jasper Akkermans - market perspective and implementation realities from the sustainability software side
Can't join live? Register and we will send you the recording and slides after.
