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.”

corsus develops cotton Life Cycle Assessments for cotton made in Africa (CmiA)

corsus creates Life Cycle Assessments (LCA) for the cotton production and producers participating in “Cotton made in Africa (CmiA)”, one of the world’s leading standards for sustainably produced cotton. Aid by Trade Foundation (AbTF) sets the standard and commissions periodic reviews of the CmiA standard’s environmental impact to jointly improve cultivation conditions with local farmers. The standard aims to improve the living and working conditions of local small-scale farmers through a 'help for self-help' approach by using trade instead of donations and by promoting environmental protection.

Human Rights in the supply chain: enforcement at risk – German government weakens control, EU directive still hanging in the balance

Corporate, General

The Act on Corporate Due Diligence Obligations in Supply Chains (Lieferkettengesetz (LkSG)) has promoted corporate action and offered new opportunities to investigate and detect human rights violations along the supply chain. However, current developments in Germany and on the EU-level threaten to undermine central elements of the law: transparency, sanctions, regulatory oversight and a broad scope of application are all under scrutiny.

“A world without bees is unthinkable” – today is World Bee Day.

Background information, Biodiversity

Today, May 20, 2026 is the 8th World Bee Day with the theme “Bee together for People and the Planet – A partnership that sustains us all”, which was adopted by the United Nations General Assembly on the initiative of Slovenia and supported by the European Union on December 20, 2017. But why do we appreciate and celebrate bees? Bees – including far more species than just the honeybee – provide irreplaceable ecosystem services by pollinating wild- and cultivated plants. As part of the project for the Federal Agency for Nature Conservation (BfN), corsus is currently analysing and evaluating monetary indicators for pollinator services.

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Sustainability strategies for social-ecological change

corsus develops cotton Life Cycle Assessments for cotton made in Africa (CmiA)

Human Rights in the supply chain: enforcement at risk – German government weakens control, EU directive still hanging in the balance

“A world without bees is unthinkable” – today is World Bee Day.