I am convinced that we can change the world if everyone gets involved, contributes what they can and tries to be part of the solution.
„NOW“ - The Otto Group sustainability magazine in cooperation with GEO
Not classic corporate publishing, but not a purely journalistic product either. In cooperation with the makers of GEO magazine from the renowned Hamburg publishing house Gruner + Jahr, the Otto Group has launched the sustainability magazine "NOW". On 108 pages, the magazine takes a critical look at the sustainability activities of the Otto Group and its foundations. The publication addresses decision-makers and multipliers from the media, politics and society as well as the approximately 50,000 employees of the Otto Group worldwide. In 16 articles, reports and interviews, respected and, above all, independent journalists describe the challenges that the Otto Group, as a globally active corporation, has to face in taking responsibility in a socio-political context.
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How to save the world? Ranga Yogeshwar and Prof Dr Michael Otto talk about climate change, Corona and consumption.
Bangladesh is the world’s garment maker. Is it still OK to produce clothing in Asia? And what’s now required of textile companies there?
Dr Michael Braungart, who developed the cradle-to-cradle principle, describes what the future of packaging could look like.
A flourishing idea. How the F.R.A.N.Z. project helps farmers test – and learn to love – new ways of cultivating the soil.
How is FSC®-certified furniture made? From the forest where the wood comes from all the way to the logistics centre and the customers.
Sustainable cotton improves the lives of farmers in Africa. A visit with female farmer Wisdom in Zambia.
Hermes is trialling new delivery vehicles for the critical “last mile” in the delivery of online orders.
Sounds fantastic: the music education project The Young ClassX. It helps young people lead happier and more fulfilling lives.
The new guy - An interview with Chief Sustainability Officer Dr Tobias Wollermann. He is to make the Otto Group more sustainable.
It’s up to us to take a stand now on behalf of our planet and the whole of humanity. Time’s running out. We have to act now – it’s crucial that we act now.
The learning initiative TechUcation helps employees participate in a digital future.
It’s what the Otto Group does - The sustainability projects at a glance.
All together now - Bees, trees, islands: Otto Group employees present their own sustainable projects.