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Signpost for the generation Climate change
Policy Paper – 30 Years of the Eco-Social Market Economy
To mark the 30th anniversary of the Eco-Social Market Economy in 2019, the Scientific Advisory Board of the Eco-Social Forum drew up a policy paper intended to serve as a guide for the climate change generation. This paper outlines the major challenges of our time within the Austrian context.
thought.material – Ideas from the Eco-Social Forum
denk.stoff is the print medium of the Ökosoziales Forum (Eco-Social Forum) and provides food for thought on current sustainability issues. The medium offers well-founded reporting on economic, social, and environmental policy matters and illustrates interconnections. Analyses, interviews, and book recommendations supplement the offering. denk.stoff is published up to three times a year and is available free of charge.
Fact sheets
We compile the most important data and facts on the questions posed by our events and thematic focuses.
From field to fork – and beyond
With a knife, a fork and your brain
What's behind our food
Infografik
Knowledge at a glance. Our infographics pack key aspects of sustainability into a single image.
Agricultural training and qualification of farm managers
Food loss and waste generation in Austria
Use of our areas
Video collections
Eco-social market economy
The basic principle of the eco-social market economy (2021)
Land of Women? - Conditions for Female Quality of Life in Rural Regions - 14 November 2022
The Rural Area Can Do More… Contribution to Sustainable Solutions – 14 June 2022
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