Greenwashing is on everyone's lips. Customers want to avoid buying greenwashed products. And companies that are serious about sustainability want to avoid greenwashing. We explain the basics and point out ways to avoid it. Content Definition and examples Reasons for greenwashing: Why do companies carry out greenwashing campaigns? Effects of greenwashing: What are the consequences for...Read More
We have compiled best practices, inspiration, guidelines and downloads for social institutions such as schools, daycare centres and care facilities.Read More
In our guide to biodiversity in companies, we show how specific biodiversity issues can be identified and targets and measures established. In the basic article on biodiversity in companies, we explained why the topic is becoming increasingly relevant, e.g. due to the EU taxonomy or increasingly globalised supply chains. Now we show how a company can find out where and...Read More
The discussion about biodiversity today goes far beyond the protection of cute bees and the questions about biodiversity in companies are constantly increasing. New initiatives are constantly being formed to sensitise companies and provide them with tools. On the other hand, NGOs are increasingly focussing on biodiversity in companies and...Read More
Part 2 of the collection is about everyday life in the company, the office and everything around it. We have compiled a wide range of sustainability tips and tricks.Read More
We know that our way of working raises some questions; sometimes we do too 😉That's why we're answering the questions we're asked most frequently here. Why are you doing this? We take sustainability seriously and want to make a difference. The motivation comes from within. We infect others with fire. So it can also be with...Read More
Do you have questions about calculating your CO2 footprint? We have the answers. Welcome to our FAQs on corporate carbon footprinting. Contents Important terms and definitions Preparing a carbon footprint in companies Conducting and analysing a carbon footprint in companies Important terms and definitions What does CO2-neutral, greenhouse gas-neutral and climate-neutral mean? CO2-neutral means that we as individuals, as an organisation...Read More
The materiality analysis is one of the basic instruments of sustainability reporting and offers an ideal starting point for a stakeholder dialogue. This is because it provides answers to the three important questions when determining material sustainability aspects (based on the definition of the German Sustainability Code): Stakeholder perspective: Which sustainability aspects are of particular relevance to the company's stakeholders? "Perspective from the company: Which company activities...Read More
