On the basis of an external report of eight forest regions, We developed a communications strategy together with the main partners. The strategy covered all aspects of the communication loop, starting with the brand identity and positioning to a complete communications package, which included internal methodology, stakeholder engagement, marketing mix (advertising/PR/social media), as well as post-campaign evaluation.

‘we’re not perfect yet, but we go for better. tap water is without a doubt the best option in our fight against waste, but it isn’t always readily available. and sometimes you just crave something different. that’s where b-better water comes in’ – make sense Ghent & Amsterdam

Umicore specialises in, among other things, recycling precious metals and producing rechargeable battery materials and emission control catalysts. The group understands its social responsibility and uses its technological know-how, scientific expertise and connections to help transform the sector.

Do sustainability, cooking and football go together? Absolutely! To mark the 2024 European Football Championship in Germany, the BMUV (Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation, Nuclear Safety and Consumer Protection) is sponsoring a recipe competition for trainee chefs - the KochCup. Its aim is to give sustainably produced food and planet-friendly dishes a permanent place in chef training.

Turning waste into new useful materials. The Brantner Group puts the basic principles of a circular economy into practise. To put best practises, insights and inspirations into circulation gugler* developed a customer magazine.

80 million people in Europe are living with disabilities. Striving for a more inclusive society in digital age it is obvious that web accessibility should be a matter of course.

Spotlight on Fair Fashion! The fashion industry has an image problem. And rightly so in most cases. So it's all the more important that the seal for ecologically and socially sustainable fashion has been around since 2019: Der Grüne Knopf (The Green Button). It helps people to orientate themselves when shopping on the German fashion market. Today, 94 companies already sell products labelled with the Grüner Knopf. 260 million Grüner Knopf products have already been sold.

Does mobility transition only work in big cities? Certainly not. In the Rheinisch-Bergischer Kreis (RBK) [a municipality in the West of Germany] it is already in full swing. Many people use the numerous offers such as bus, car-sharing and rental bikes. But most people still prefer to use their own cars. So while the RBK continues to actively promote attractive alternatives, we are making sure that people in the region know about them.

Renewi is a waste-to-product company that arose from the merger of waste service providers Van Gansewinkel and Shanks. With the name change, this new Belgian and international player wanted to rid itself of its old image, create a new greener identity and make an active contribution to a sustainable society. The waste management company aims to be the authority in circular enterprise and thinking. To involve Belgian entrepreneurs in this narrative, in 2017, Renewi went looking for a communication partner that shares the same values.

3Ci (formerly UKCCIC) is a partnership between Connected Places Catapult, Core Cities UK, London Councils and other local authorities across the UK aimed at securing long-term finance for achieving net zero. With their change in name, 3Ci wanted a whole new look and brand that would make them stand out from the crowd and help them deliver their ambitious national net zero commitment to connecting places, systems and finance to find investible solutions.

A whopping two thousand litres of water are consumed for the production of a single T-shirt. H&M reduces this impact by collecting old clothing and then repurposing it in new pieces. During the World Recycle Week, the clothing giant sought to urge the world to bring in as much old clothing as possible at an H&M shop. – make sense Ghent

The Swiss multinational, headquartered in Geneva, provides inspection, verification, testing and certification services. It has more than 100,000 employees across the world.

SGS wanted to improve internal communication around its sustainable development strategy, "Sustainable Development Ambitions 2030", and help raise employee awareness of climate change to make sure they were doing as much to help the planet as possible, both inside and outside of their professional lives.