Sustainability

The green age has begun 

Sustainability – just a trend, one of the biggest challenges of the 21st century or an opportunity for companies and organizations? Today, the approach to the topic od sustainability determines the long-term success and therefore it takes on a central role in the orientation of corporate activities. The focus lies on the question of what impact a company’s business activities have on ecological, economical and social issues and how the topic influences current and future business models. 

Customers, investors, the public and employees are now interested in more than just the company’s financial figures.  

Current expectations & future stakeholder-requirements: 

• Provision of information that goes beyond previous news-reportings.  
• Companies need to take on responsibility by being aware of the ecological and social impacts of their business activities and managing them with economic principles within the framework of sustainable development. 

EFS Consulting supports the UN Sustainable Development Goals and the Paris Agreement to reduce greenhouse gas emissions  

EFS Consulting has bundled all expertise around the topic of sustainability and accompanies clients and organizations in their transformation to become a sustainably acting company. After all, acting responsibly also means making companies viable for the future as well as crisis-proof. 

For a holistic approach to the topic, we are guided by the three-pillar model (often referred to as the “three-pillar principle of sustainable development” or “triple bottom line”). The basic assumption is that sustainable action can only be achieved through the simultaneous and equal implementation of environmental, economic and social goals. 

With this basic assumption, we work with clients and organizations to help them move forward on their journey to a sustainable operation. EFS Consulting helps them to identify and use sustainable innovations and opportunities as well as to integrate the topic of sustainability as a central component of the business model.