Sustainability

Our commitment to democracy

Ströer is committed to open-mindedness, respect and community and uses its media reach to promote awareness for sustainable, social and democratic action.
 

We are aware of our responsibility towards society and the environment and integrate sustainable thinking and action into our own business. We do this by offering our customers and partners services that make an additional ecological and social contribution. We are also committed to open-mindedness, respect and community and use our media reach to promote awareness of sustainable, social and democratic behaviour. Because in addition to organisations, companies and the population must also represent democratic values.

"Where we come from doesn't matter - where we go together is important! Diversity and an open culture are not only the basis for us as a democratic society, but also the foundation for our economic success."

#Zusammenland – Diversity makes us strong

Together with DIE ZEIT, Handelsblatt, Süddeutsche Zeitung, Tagesspiegel and WirtschaftsWoche, we are setting an example against right-wing extremism with the campaign "#Zusammenland - Vielfalt macht uns stark" (Diversity makes us strong) and are committed to freedom, diversity and a welcoming culture. Several hundred companies, foundations and associations have already joined the campaign. Together, we stand for an open country that courageously faces the challenges. For a new togetherness. Strong together in a diverse country.

Join the movement

Support the "#Zusammenland - Vielfalt macht uns stark" campaign and share the message on social media, your website and with business partners, colleagues, the whole family and your friends.

Dateiname: zusammenland_socialmediakit.zip
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Stiftung KlimaWirtschaft - German CEO Alliance for Climate and Economy

More than 50 German companies have made a joint plea to politicians on the initiative of Stiftun KlimaWirtschaft. They include Deutsche Telekom, Rossmann, dm, EnBW, e.on, IKEA, Hugo Boss, Otto Group, Miele, Puma, Salzgitter, Strabag, thyssenkrupp, vaude, Wacker, Ströer and many more. In the paper entitled "The transformation as the project of the century", we commit ourselves to Germany as a industrial location, to climate goals and to our democracy and call for the democratic parties to join forces to enable long-term transformation processes and investment decisions in the economy.

On the one hand, sustainability and thus also the transformation towards climate neutrality must be integrated as a strategic pillar within a company. On the other hand, a clear political framework is required - across party lines. At Ströer, we are convinced that sustainability, business success and social prosperity are mutually dependent. The German economy can and must be a vehement driver of transformation when it comes to the goal of climate neutrality - if the political course is clear, consistent and long-term.

 

More: www.klimawirtschaft.org/english

75 years of the Basic Law & European elections

On May 23, 2024, our Basic Law will be 75 years old. It is the foundation of our coexistence in a free and democratic constitutional state. We are marking this anniversary, as well as the European elections, with various campaigns.

„EIN GRUND GESETZ ZUM FEIERN!“

Information, education, and interaction - since mid-April, we have been showing an extensive content program on our digital media platforms, divided into several phases, to mark "75 years of the Basic Law". The content was developed by Ströer Media Creation. They are once again implementing flagship content on social issues that is linked to specific events and locations.

What are fundamental rights? What is the separation of powers? The spots explain the most important democratic concepts and facts for children and adults. And artists and photographers show how they interpret the Basic Law in pictures. Unicef is participating with a children's rights spot. We then take up the European elections within the program modules.

MOTIF COMPETITIONS

Children are our future and it is up to all of us to prepare children for living together in a diverse, democratic society. Children and young people must therefore also experience that their needs and ideas are taken seriously and that they are an accepted part of a social community. The voting age has also been lowered from 18 to 16 for the 2024 European elections. This means that many pupils will be able to exercise one of the strongest fundamental democratic rights in the European elections.

Until mid-May, children and young people can participate individually or as a class in two motif competitions and creatively express their views on the Basic Law and the European elections. A selection of exceptionally creative motifs will be broadcast on the digital city information systems in the pupils' respective home towns during the anniversary week and the week of the European elections.