Corporate sustainability is a complex issue. Working with Terra Institute as a sustainability advisor can help companies find the right framework and approach for them. In this way, they can achieve long-term sustainable development that adds value to the company, its employees and the system as a whole.

More and more companies are producing sustainability reports. These disclose a company’s social, environmental and economic impacts and its strategy for improvement. With the right partner at your side, producing a sustainability report becomes a highly sustainable endeavour for the company. We are such a partner.

The circular economy is considered the most sustainable form of economic activity. In the European Green Deal, in sustainability reporting and in the EU taxonomy, it is described and demanded as a major goal and basic principle of sustainable business. Those who quickly find their way into this new logic of closed loops are on the safe side with regard to the coming regulatory regime.

To make supply chains more socially and environmentally responsible, the Supply Chain Sourcing Obligations Act (Lieferkettenorgfaltspflichtengesetz or LkSG for short) came into force in Germany on 01.01.2023. Many companies are obliged to check their own are of business and their supply chain for human rights and environmental risks. We advise and support you in the implementation.

For many companies, the challenge of addressing climate change adaptation and the sustainable transformation of their business and processes is more complex than anticipated. Why? Because large parts of the workforce do not have the necessary knowledge and awareness of sustainability. This can be changed with targeted ESG training in the company.

Working with Terra Institute as a sustainability advisor can help companies find the right set of rules and the right approach for them, as well as keep track of the various rules, regulations, and laws.

The aspect of sustainability is becoming increasingly important and many companies, organisations and institutions are already aware that sustainability will be the important driver of their future orientation. But how do you transform a company with a classical economic approach into a successful sustainable one?

More and more companies are producing sustainability reports. These disclose a company’s social, environmental and economic impacts and its strategy for improvement. With the right partner at your side, producing a sustainability report becomes a highly sustainable endeavour for the company. We are such a partner.

Every year, the IPCC (Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change) reports that the gap between “recognising the need for action” on the one hand and actual “action” in society and business on the other is currently wider than ever before. Terra Institute supports companies in closing the existing knowledge gaps and preparing managers for upcoming regulations.