Together with WWF Germany and Systain Consulting, corsus is working on the project “Lieferkette und Biodiversität” (“Supply Chain and Biodiversity”) for the German Federal Agency for Nature Conservation (BfN). Within the project, a tool is being developed to support particularly SME in tracking and minimising biodiversity risks along their supply chain.
Under the headline “Nature Conservation Now! Nature. Land use. Climate.” The “36. Deutscher Naturschutztag” (36th nature conservation day) took place in Hanover.
Dr. Ulrike Eberle, Julius Wenzig and Nico Mumm present a method in the LCA Journal that enables companies to analyze their impact and that of their products on the SDGs in their own company and in the supply chain.
The Sustainability Code is a reporting standard for sustainability in companies and organizations. The Code concretizes the concept of sustainability with its 20 criteria and selected performance indicators for the corporate context. Recently, corsus has been listed as an official training partner.
An article has been published recently in the renowned International Journal of Management Reviews by Julius Wenzig, Senior Consultant at corsus, and several international researchers. Their articles investigates how sustainability management accounting considers the corporate context and contributions to sustainability transformations beyond corporate boundaries.
Four questions to Julius Wenzig on the project “Climate Campaign for the Manufacturing Industry ” for the Hamburg Ministry for Economics and Innovation (BWI).
The annual congress is the leading event of the DVNW (Deutsches Vergabenetzwerk) Akademie GmbH on questions of public procurement and public procurement law. This year, it took place again in Berlin on Friday the, 5th of November. The Procurement Day addresses representatives of public contracting authorities, private sector companies, the legal system, politics and science related to the topic.
Digital advertising is on the rise, but the climate impact of digital advertising has been poorly studied. For example, net sales of digital advertising in Germany have more than tripled in the last 8 years. On behalf of the green electricity provider LichtBlick, corsus has now investigated the greenhouse gas emissions of digital advertising measures.
On 22 September, the European Federation of Food Science and Technology (EFFoST) organised the online seminar ‘Sustainability Assessment of the Food Chain’. The seminar attracted well over a hundred interested participants. The introductory lecture was given by Dr Ulrike Eberle of corsus.
In the current episode of the Scientists for Future podcast, Dr. Ulrike Eberle, together with WWF Germany’s Tanja Dräger de Teran, presents the sometimes surprising results of the study on water consumption.
