With the overwhelming mass of sustainability-related disclosure standards TCFD, IFRS, SFDR, CSRD, one might even not know what these four-letter acronyms stand for or represent. To change that but especially to gain a better overview over all these standards, our client hired a group of four students, including me, to map out all different sustainability disclosures standards into a comprehensive document. The goal of this project is to ease the way for organizations to adhere to the multitude of disclosures required by regulatory authorities and/or demanded by investors. The first important step is to understand the methodology we are working with. How much depth or breadth does our client require from us to ensure that organizations find our work useful. Having gotten the guidance to focus on four specific sectors (Governance, Strategy, Risk Management, Metrics and Targets), our focus lies into understanding how the value-added from the team can help the client most thoroughly. Having started on comparing the IFRS to the TCFD, it becomes apparent that while the language is different, the requirements between the two frameworks are quite similar. Knowing this information helps focus better on finding common language between the different directives. The group work has been working well. We are communicating openly about our time-related differences but ensure that we are all up to date with our work. I am looking forward to the rest of the project.