Inclusion is Resilience
In a time of overlapping crises, organisations are being asked to do more than adapt: they must stay human, fair, and effective under pressure
Does Fear Work? How (Not) to Use Fear Appeal in Raising Cybersecurity Awareness
Fear appeal is a common tactic to highlight the dangers of unsafe cyber behaviour in many cybersecurity awareness campaigns.
Hydropower as Europe’s Green Battery
Laura Hochegger sits down with Janice Goodenough from HYDROGRID to discuss the untapped potential of hydropower.
ESG: Three Letters, Countless Reactions
Recently, there has been a concerning rise in climate denial and populist politics threatening the progress made by the sustainability community. The last few months have been especially rough for corporate sustainability.
No House, No Buck – How the Property Crisis is Crushing the Motivation of Young Employees at Work
Since 2004, property prices in Austria have exploded. The consequences of this situation are far-reaching.
ASFINAG’s Social Standards for Suppliers Spearheads Workforce Transformation
ASFINAG oversees the planning, construction, maintenance, operation, and toll collection for approximately 2,549 kilometres of Austria’s motorways and expressways.
Megatrends as Trailblazers for Strategic Risk Management
In a world in which new uncertainties are part of the “new normal”, megatrends can provide security, as they indicate long-term changes in the business environment.
Digitalization Not Demolition: Developing the Circular Refurbishment Economy
Steffen Robbi tells Laura Hochegger about how digitalization can contribute to a sustainable transformation and risk minimization in the construction and real estate industry, especially in the circular economy and in the refurbishment of existing buildings.
Concrete Construction the Green Way: Innovative Perspectives for a Sustainable Construction Industry
Concrete is one of the most influential building materials of our time. It is durable, versatile and has outstanding structural and physical properties. Nevertheless, this building material has one major disadvantage: it is responsible for eight percent of global CO2 emissions.
(Public) Contracting Authorities as a Force for Change for More Sustainability
In an interview with Laura Hochegger, Martin Schiefer explains why public clients have the strongest leverage for a sustainable future.