Partnership with Sustainable strengthens sustainability consulting offering

Economic and regulatory frameworks are changing rapidly. The discussions around CSRD, EU Taxonomy and the Omnibus package show that reporting requirements and market expectations are in flux. Regardless of short-term adjustments, one thing remains clear: companies need practical, measurable solutions to implement sustainability goals and report credibly to stakeholders. This is exactly where we come in – as a locally rooted consulting firm with expanded access to DACH resources.

What the partnership specifically brings

• Deeper implementation expertise: ecos brings years of experience in sustainable development, stakeholder dialogues, sustainability reports and communication projects. Through Sustainable’s participation, we are expanding our capabilities, particularly in ESG reporting, climate strategies and transformation programs.
• Better coordination for cross-border projects: Many of our customers are active both in Switzerland and abroad. The closer collaboration enables coordinated, efficient support across national borders.
• Integrated consulting services: We combine strategy, data collection, climate accounting, reporting and communication. This reduces interface effort and accelerates the implementation of measures.

How we work together

The partnership is a collaboration between equals: ecos remains the local point of contact for Switzerland in Basel and continues to implement projects for companies, administrations, foundations and NGOs. Sustainable complements as a partner with additional capacities and experience from consulting in Germany and Austria. Together we develop solutions that work in practice and enable measurable progress – always with a focus on impact, feasibility and practical relevance. Lea Naon, CEO of ecos, states: “ecos remains firmly anchored in Switzerland. The partnership with Sustainable strengthens our capacities and allows us to support customers even more specifically in implementing their sustainability goals.”