24th Edition - 18 November 2025
at BNP Paribas Fortis (Brussels)
Submit your Sustainability Report until 30 June 2025 if your company is in the scope of the CSRD (data 2024, reporting year 2025) or until 22 July 2025, if your organisation is not in the scope of the CSRD.
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Has your company or organisation published a sustainability or integrated report reflecting on its 2024 activity?
Do you want to highlight its sustainability efforts and increase people’s awareness on this topic?
Send us your report and try to become one of the winners of the 2025 edition of the Belgian Awards for Sustainability Reports! All participating sustainability reports are published on this website.
The BAS are open to all sustainability reports, regardless of the organisation’s experience in that field. One of the mains goals of the BAS being to promote the exchange of best practices, all participants may receive feedback from the jury at the end of the competition.
Submit your Sustainability Report until 30 June 2025 if your company is in the scope of the CSRD (data 2024, reporting year 2025) or until 22 July 2025, if your organisation is not in the scope of the CSRD.
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Throwback to the ceremony of 18 November 2024
For over 25 years the Belgian Institute of Registered Auditors (IBR - IRE) has been drawing attention to the work of Belgian organisations or organisations active in Belgium that publish a sustainability report covering the so-called ESG criteria (Environmental, Social and Governance) of their activity. The BAS recognizes excellence and transparency in sustainability reporting in Belgium.
The 2025 edition is particularly significant as it takes place in a context of regulatory transition, with the entry into force of the Belgian law transposing the CSRD (Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive) and the upcoming Omnibus directives. In this context, IBR/IRE has adapted the organisation of the BAS by rethinking the composition of the Jury, which is now entirely independent from IBR-IRE profession, and by redrawing the evaluation criteria.