Insights

Munich's “Wiesnwirte” (the hosts of the Oktoberfest beer tents), the Schutzgemeinschaft Deutscher Wald (a German forest protection organisation), and ClimatePartner are contributing to forest conservation in Munich's surrounding area. The goal is to convert the current pure spruce stock into a more climate-resistant mixed deciduous forest.  

The US results of ClimatePartner’s consumer awareness survey 2022 show that consumers in the United States find it important that companies take climate action that is transparent and trackable.

The 17 Sustainable Development Goals of the United Nations (SDGs) enable your company to make this social and ecological contribution visible by financing projects that improve people’s lives and protect our planet.

With sustainability efforts booming across the globe, ironically, it seems we still don’t have a global consensus on one pivotal detail: what exactly does it mean for something to be sustainable? 

The Biden administration is pursuing deep decarbonization by a mixture of investment and regulation impacting both the environment and businesses.

Persistent global warming and increasing energy costs have clearly demonstrated one fact: Corporate sustainability is not a trend, but a necessity.