Nynke Hack talks about her current projects at the sustainability consultancy corsus in the field of sustainable communities.
International Women’s Day 2025 has the motto ‘For ALL women and girls: Rights. Equality. Empowerment.’ corsus supports and lives this cause.
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.
corsus at the presentation of the 17th German Sustainability Award. It is important to celebrate courageous companies and initiatives that are actively driving change.
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!
corsus awards subcontracts in the two publicly funded projects ‘CLIF – Climate Impacts of Food’ and the EU-LIFE project ‘EcoFoodChoice’.
On 26 September, corsus moderated the symposium ‘Climate justice as a social issue’ in Schwerin. The hybrid event, organised by the Association of One World Regional Networks in Germany (agl) and the state of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, brought together local actors and international activists from India and South Africa to share their experiences. In addition to the participants in the Wichernsaal, other guests took part online, including a school class from South Africa.
In summer 2024, corsus employees went on their annual company outing to the Alster and the restaurant.
Marius Rödder spent two months in May and June helping out on an organic farm in the south of Spain. In this interview, he explains what he did and what motivated him to temporarily swap the office for an orange grove.
