Sustainability communication
ecos supports you with sustainability and communication experts to communicate your sustainability performance effectively - without falling into the greenwashing trap. We maximise the potential of your sustainability management so that your goals and progress become visible and thus strengthen the trust of your customers.
Analysis of previous communication
We uncover potential and identify strengths and weaknesses in your existing communication.
Communication strategy for sustainability management
A clear communication strategy is important in order to communicate your sustainability efforts effectively and purposefully. We offer customised solutions to communicate individual goals honestly and transparently to the outside world.
Communication management
Our team takes over the planning and implementation of communication measures so that you can concentrate on your core business.
Media relations
Your messages should be heard and seen in the relevant channels! To this end, we work with media professionals on an equal footing and build up targeted media contacts.
Authentic storytelling
We create compelling narratives that communicate your sustainability initiatives to your audience in a tangible and emotionally appealing way. We also communicate complex interrelationships from the world of sustainability in an understandable and comprehensible way.
Public Affairs / Political Communication
Our team puts your issue on the political agenda and paves the political way for issues that promote sustainable development.
Communication controlling
Our team always keeps track of the success of your communication and adjusts the strategy as necessary to ensure that you always achieve the best possible results.
We also offer sustainability reporting in accordance with the legal framework and international standards.
Many companies only communicate a fraction of their sustainability measures and results – even if these are scientifically sound and plausible – in order to avoid accusations of greenwashing. This phenomenon is known as green hustling. It has the negative effect of slowing down the establishment of sustainability standards, preventing companies from learning from each other and making it even more difficult for consumers to recognize truly environmentally friendly products.
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