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Sustainability strategies for social-ecological change

corsus accompanies you on your way to more sustainability. We give you impulses for innovations and advise you on development and strategy processes. We offer practical solutions that take future trends into account and support you in their concrete implementation.

We are convinced that a social-ecological change in the sense of the Sustainable Development Goals of the United Nations is urgently needed and we are pleased to support and accompany you in this process.

“We are enthusiastic about making value-oriented changes and inspiring you to embrace sustainability.”

Cornerstones of the Common Good Balance Sheet in Municipalities – New Approaches to Urban Development

Dr. Anke Butscher provides insight in her talk at the Deutscher Stadtmarketingtag 2021 on how the Economy for the Common Good can be used in Sustainable Urban Development.

Critical review of the Life Cycle Assessment of Cotton made in Africa

Corporate, General

The Aid by Trade Foundation, standard setter of the „Cotton made in Africa (CmiA)" sustainability standard, regularly has the impact of the standard reviewed. The aim of the standard is to "help small farmers in Africa to help themselves by trading instead of donating, to improve their living and working conditions and to protect our environment". The environmental impact of African cotton is assessed by means of a life cycle assessment in accordance with the international standard for product life cycle assessments (ISO 14040/44). The next life cycle assessment has now been published in 2021. According to ISO 14040/44, comparative LCAs intended for communication with external parties must be critically reviewed. The critical review for this LCA was carried out by a panel, Dr. Ulrike Eberle from corsus was chair of the critical review panel.