Our common good report

Our current rebalancing has provided us with valuable insights – we can see where we are strong and where we can improve. These findings motivate us to continue to refine our strategy and make even more targeted use of our commitment.

• Significant improvement in key areas
  We have improved in 23 out of 60 areas. Progress in the areas of supplier relations and employee satisfaction is particularly noteworthy. Here, we have refined our processes and implemented new measures, such as our junior staff program and the “Workation” project, which help to strengthen employee loyalty.

• Consistency and stability in most areas
  We have kept our score stable at a high level in 36 areas. This consistency, particularly in the environmental sustainability and transparency of our business processes, motivates us to build on this strength.

• Need for optimization in product transparency
  We see the increasing demands of the Economy for the Common Good as an incentive to continuously rethink and further improve our product transparency.

• Improvement in the negative aspect “Guidance on waste”
  In the area of “Guidance on waste / tolerance of unecological behavior”, we were able to improve our rating from -10 to -5. This is significant progress and shows that our efforts to minimize environmental impact and promote sustainable practices are bearing fruit. For example, we have introduced internal training and workshops to raise awareness of environmental responsibility.

We have systematically integrated our sustainability goals into our corporate strategy and firmly anchored them in our daily activities. Innovation is our driving force in developing responsible and sustainable solutions for the long term.

• Clarity through CO₂ tracking
  We closely monitor our CO₂ emissions and financial flows within the company in order to take targeted measures to reduce our ecological footprint. This transparency helps us to constantly improve our actions.

• Green IT and Green Consulting
  Sustainable software development is important to us. We develop software in such a way that it consumes as little energy as possible and conserves resources. We also advise other companies as part of our green consulting services in order to create more environmentally friendly solutions together.

• Innovation with responsibility
  When developing new ideas, we always examine how they can serve our sustainability goals. In this way, we ensure that our innovations are not only technically advanced, but also socially and ecologically sensible.

• Partnerships for greater sustainability
  Together with partners who share our values, we develop solutions to promote sustainable business practices.

The Economy for the Common Good (ECG) is an international movement involving numerous individuals, companies and communities, and is centred on a sustainable economic system concerned with people and the environment. Their vision: “Living well in a world where the economy is aligned with ethical values.”

At the heart of the ECG lies the common good report, which uses a points system to analyse the extent to which corporate activities are based on the values of human dignity, solidarity and social justice, ecological sustainability, and transparency and democratic participation.