corsus discussed approaches to digitalising sustainability reports and anchoring sustainability in the municipal budget at the municipal congress on 26 June in Berlin under the motto ‘Now more than ever – sustainable development works!’.
In March, corsus and osapiens entered into a partnership to systematise and optimise sustainability reporting for companies with digital and cloud-based solutions.
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.
The parishes of Nieharde, Witzwort, Oldenswort and Husum celebrated the successful completion of their Common Good Balance Sheet with Nora Steen, Bishop of the Schleswig and Holstein diocese, on 14 May 2025 at Christian Jensen Kolleg in Breklum. The parishes were the first in northern Germany to spend a year working out their contributions to the common good with the advice of Dr Anke Butscher and Gerd Lauermann.
On 7 April 2025, Tourismus-Agentur Schleswig-Holstein GmbH (TA.SH) hosted the first conference for the Schleswig-Holstein 2030 Tourism Strategy in Neumünster. Nynke Hack, Dr Christina Mumm and Dr Krishan Gairola, as well as the moderator Christopher Scheffelmeier, moderated the group work on field of action 5 ‘Ecological transformation and climate impact adaptation’ of the tourism strategy.
In March, representatives of the SDG municipalities in Schleswig-Holstein met to discuss and exchange ideas about sustainability activities and current projects in the municipalities. Anke Butscher moderated the network meeting.
In the new focus issue ‘The Future of Nutrition’ of Ökologie & Landbau from oekom Verlag, Dr Ulrike Eberle writes about the ‘Planetary Health Diet’ and how it enables a balanced, sustainable and ethically responsible diet for all people within the planetary boundaries.
What actually is biodiversity? Where are we today? How do I notice the decline in biodiversity in my everyday life? Can it be measured? Timo Landener and Moritz Petersen put these and other questions to Dr Ulrike Eberle, Managing Director of corsus, in their podcast “The same in green” (in German).
In mid-March, the Föhr-Amrum Office adopted a comprehensive sustainability strategy as a roadmap for the future of the two North Sea islands. Over the past year, corsus has intensively advised and supported the development of the sustainability strategy.
On 25 March 2025, Tönnies Forschung held a dialogue workshop in Badbergen on ‘Biodiversity and livestock farming: where are the levers?’. In her presentation, Dr Ulrike Eberle , Managing Director of corsus, discussed how biodiversity impacts can be managed along the value chain.
