German Diversity Day: ‘When diversity wins, Germany wins’

The annual German Diversity Day, initiated by the Diversity Charter, emphasises the importance of diversity and inclusion in companies and institutions. corsus also participates in this day to highlight diversity in our company and give it a voice in these turbulent socio-political times.

International Day for Biological Diversity: Effective protection of biodiversity is more important than ever!

22 May is the International Day for Biological Diversity. Biodiversity Day was established to emphasise the importance of biodiversity for society and the economy and to raise awareness of the need for nature conservation and the sustainable use of natural resources. In 2025, the motto of the day is ‘Harmony of nature and sustainable development’ – a fitting motto for the work of many corsus projects.

corsus is a member of the German Sustainable Economy Association BNW

corsus is a member of BNW Bundesverband Nachhaltige Wirtschaft (German Sustainable Economy Association)

Nynke Hack: What are you currently doing at corsus?

Nynke Hack talks about her current projects at the sustainability consultancy corsus in the field of sustainable communities.

corsus on International Women’s Day on 8 March 2025

International Women’s Day 2025 has the motto ‘For ALL women and girls: Rights. Equality. Empowerment.’ corsus supports and lives this cause.

Anke Butscher moderates conference on how work shapes democracy

On 13 February 2025, Anke Butscher moderated the conference ‘The world of work between heteronomy and democratic practice – a political challenge’. The conference was organised by Arbeitskreis Soziales Hamburg.

A Merry Christmas and many thanks!

We wish you happy holidays

corsus at 17th German Sustainability Award

corsus at the presentation of the 17th German Sustainability Award. It is important to celebrate courageous companies and initiatives that are actively driving change.

Sustainable ‘Die Ärzte’ concerts: Mathis Tommek as C2C ambassador

At the end of August, a pioneering project took place on the former Tempelhof airport site in Berlin with three concerts by the German band ‘Die Ärzte’ that were as sustainable as possible. With around 50,000 visitors per day, concerts have so far caused large amounts of waste and CO2 emissions. Mathis Tommek, working student at corsus, supported the sustainable event organisation as an ambassador.
In november the ‘Tempelhof Laboratory’ will receive a special prize at the German Sustainability Award for its pioneering role in the implementation of environmentally friendly and resource-positive events!

Tenders – layout of guidelines & creation of a project reference page

corsus awards subcontracts in the two publicly funded projects ‘CLIF – Climate Impacts of Food’ and the EU-LIFE project ‘EcoFoodChoice’.

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