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.”

New publication of corsus regarding average rations for farm animals in Germany

Food, General

Agriculture contributes significantly to exceeding planetary boundaries. In Germany, food consumption causes 2,060 kg CO₂e per person annually, which corresponds to 21% of the country's consumption-related emissions [1]. Animal products in particular have a significant impact on the environment. Around 85% of climate-relevant emissions from animal products in Germany come from agriculture, with half of these emissions attributable to feed production and the other half to direct emissions from animal husbandry [1]. Despite the importance of feed production, there is a lack of statistical data on the average feed composition for different animal species in Germany. To close this gap, corsus was commissioned by the Agora Agrar think tank to conduct a study to determine the average feed rations for farm animals in Germany.

Monetary indicators for pollinator services – the first meeting with the advisory group

Biodiversity, General

What is the value of the services provided by animal pollinators? Clearly, this is not a simple question. As part of a research project on monetary indicators for pollinator services commissioned by the German Federal Agency for Nature Conservation (BfN), corsus investigates and evaluates diverse methodological approaches for monetary indicators. Within the scope of this project, a discussion with the scientific advisory group, took place. The advisory group is made up of renowned expert scientists in biodiversity, economic assessments of biodiversity including in the development of biodiversity-related indicators.

GHG Protocol establishes first Land Sector and Removals Standards

Corporate, General, Klimabilanz, LCA, Sustainability Report

On 30 January 2026, the Greenhouse Gas Protocol (GHG Protocol) published the Land Sector and Removals Standard (LSR Standard) – the first global standard for accounting greenhouse gas emissions from land use and CO2 removals. Taking effect on January 1, 2027, the LSR standard sets new benchmarks for the credibility, consistency and comparability of climate balances.

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Sustainability strategies for social-ecological change

New publication of corsus regarding average rations for farm animals in Germany

Monetary indicators for pollinator services – the first meeting with the advisory group

GHG Protocol establishes first Land Sector and Removals Standards