The CSR Dialogue Forum positions itself as a bridge-builder between different interests, perspectives, and disciplines. We believe that sustainable solutions emerge where knowledge is shared, differences are respected, and common goals are defined.

Our work is guided by clear values:

  • Dialogue & Openness
    We encourage honest exchange and create spaces where even critical questions are welcome.

  • Credibility & Responsibility
    For us, sustainability means substance over symbolism. We prioritize transparency, practical relevance, and long-term impact.

  • Cooperation & Diversity
    Different perspectives are a strength. We connect stakeholders and foster partnership-based solutions.

  • Future Orientation & Impact
    Our focus is on actionable insights that advance both companies and society.

The CSR Dialogue Forum sees itself as an initiator, connector, and facilitator on the path toward responsible, sustainable business – together, effectively, and with a focus on the future.

With the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs for short) of the United Nations as impact goals, the aim is to integrate sustainability into the economy and society. More details here.

Through our activities, we support the dissemination of all SDGs and focus in particular on:

4 – Quality education

5 – Gender Equality

8 – Decent work and economic growth

12 – Responsible consumption and production patterns

13 – Climate action

16 –Peace, justice and strong institutions

17 – Partnerships to achieve the goals

What you do makes a difference! And you need to decide which difference you want to make .”

(Jane Goodall)

The EU Green Deal – how will Europe become climate-neutral by 2050?

It was presented for the first time in December 2019, and new topics are constantly being addressed and regulations are being developed: Commission President Ursula von der Leyen’s Green Deal. The goal of this ambitious future scenario is a climate-neutral Europe by 2050. Similar to the 17 SDGs (UN Sustainable Development Goals), there are also overlaps and interactions in this plan that need to be taken into account. The 17 SDGs should also be supported with the Green Deal, as they form the global roadmap to a sustainable future for all.

“It always seems impossible until it’s done.”

(Nelson Mandela)