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Impetus for CDR - an event series by the CDR Initiative
Recordings with automatically generated subtitles will be made available on the website of the CDR Initiative.
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Corporate Digital Responsibility (CDR) refers to voluntary corporate activities that go above and beyond the current legal requirements while also helping to actively shape the digital world for the benefit of society as a whole. The Corona pandemic has significantly accelerated the digital transformation – and corporate responsibility is becoming more relevant than ever before.
The event series entitled “Impetus for CDR” will explore and highlight various areas and concrete applications of CDR. Initially, seven events are planned. Each event will consist of a keynote speech followed by an exchange in which the participants' questions will be answered.
An overview of the full programme can be found here or downloaded here. Recordings of past events can be found here.
Impetus for CDR - an event series by the CDR Initiative
Recordings with automatically generated subtitles will be made available on the website of the CDR Initiative.
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Corporate Digital Responsibility (CDR) refers to voluntary corporate activities that go above and beyond the current legal requirements while also helping to actively shape the digital world for the benefit of society as a whole. The Corona pandemic has significantly accelerated the digital transformation – and corporate responsibility is becoming more relevant than ever before.
The event series entitled “Impetus for CDR” will explore and highlight various areas and concrete applications of CDR. Initially, seven events are planned. Each event will consist of a keynote speech followed by an exchange in which the participants' questions will be answered.
An overview of the full programme can be found here or downloaded here. Recordings of past events can be found here.
Impetus for CDR - an event series by the CDR Initiative
Recordings with automatically generated subtitles will be made available on the website of the CDR Initiative.
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Corporate Digital Responsibility (CDR) refers to voluntary corporate activities that go above and beyond the current legal requirements while also helping to actively shape the digital world for the benefit of society as a whole. The Corona pandemic has significantly accelerated the digital transformation – and corporate responsibility is becoming more relevant than ever before.
The event series entitled “Impetus for CDR” will explore and highlight various areas and concrete applications of CDR. Initially, seven events are planned. Each event will consist of a keynote speech followed by an exchange in which the participants' questions will be answered.
An overview of the full programme can be found here or downloaded here. Recordings of past events can be found here.
Impetus for CDR - an event series by the CDR Initiative
Talk held in English; recordings with automatically generated subtitles will be made available on the website of the CDR Initiative.
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Corporate Digital Responsibility (CDR) refers to voluntary corporate activities that go above and beyond the current legal requirements while also helping to actively shape the digital world for the benefit of society as a whole. The Corona pandemic has significantly accelerated the digital transformation – and corporate responsibility is becoming more relevant than ever before.
The event series entitled “Impetus for CDR” will explore and highlight various areas and concrete applications of CDR. Initially, seven events are planned. Each event will consist of a keynote speech followed by an exchange in which the participants' questions will be answered.
An overview of the full programme can be found here or downloaded here. Recordings of past events can be found here.
Impetus for CDR - an event series by the CDR Initiative
Recordings with automatically generated subtitles will be made available on the website of the CDR Initiative.
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Corporate Digital Responsibility (CDR) refers to voluntary corporate activities that go above and beyond the current legal requirements while also helping to actively shape the digital world for the benefit of society as a whole. The Corona pandemic has significantly accelerated the digital transformation – and corporate responsibility is becoming more relevant than ever before.
The event series entitled “Impetus for CDR” will explore and highlight various areas and concrete applications of CDR. Initially, seven events are planned. Each event will consist of a keynote speech followed by an exchange in which the participants' questions will be answered.
An overview of the full programme can be found here or downloaded here. Recordings of past events can be found here.
The sustainable transformation and the digital transformation of our society and economy are the two major challenges of this decade, which entail a multitude of ecological and social impacts on society. Companies bear a special responsibility in the causes and shaping of these challenges.
How can companies concretely assume responsibility to meet the sustainable challenges in the course of digital transformation? What role does Corporate Digital Responsibility (CDR) play in this? What framework does politics have to set in order to counter the negative ecological challenges of digitalisation, and how can companies be held responsible?
The CDR Initiative of the Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation, Nuclear Safety and Consumer Protection () invites you to discuss these and other questions of shaping the double transformation with guests from politics, business and science.
Speakers at the event include:
- Dr. Christiane Rohleder, State Secretary for Consumer Protection,
- Christian Kühn, Parliamentary State Secretary,
- Alexander Birken, Chairman of the Executive Board of the Otto Group
- Lena-Sophie Müller, Executive Director of Initiative D21
- Dr. Nicola Brandt, Director of the OECD Berlin Centre
The reports of the member companies of the CDR Initiative will also be published for the first time at the conference. With the reports, the companies show by means of concrete examples how they implement their voluntary commitment based on the in practice.
We look forward to your participation.
Impetus for CDR - an event series by the CDR Initiative
Recordings with automatically generated subtitles will be made available on the website of the CDR Initiative.
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Corporate Digital Responsibility (CDR) refers to voluntary corporate activities that go above and beyond the current legal requirements while also helping to actively shape the digital world for the benefit of society as a whole. The Corona pandemic has significantly accelerated the digital transformation – and corporate responsibility is becoming more relevant than ever before.
The event series entitled “Impetus for CDR” will explore and highlight various areas and concrete applications of CDR. Initially, seven events are planned. Each event will consist of a keynote speech followed by an exchange in which the participants' questions will be answered.
An overview of the full programme can be found here or downloaded here. Recordings of past events can be found here.
Im Rahmen der Community Nachhaltige Digitalisierung des wird am 20. Mai 2022 von 09:00 bis 12:00 Uhr gemeinsam mit der CDR-Initiative des eine interaktive Veranstaltung zum Thema Corporate Digital Responsibilty (CDR) durchgeführt. Gemeinsam werden in mehreren Sessions Leitlinien zum wirkungsvollen und nachhaltigen Einsatz digitaler Technologien in kleinen und mittelständischen Unternehmen erarbeitet und diskutiert werden. Es geht um die Frage, wann ein Unternehmen wirklich grün und digital ist.
Nach einer kurzen Einleitung, Zeit zum Kennenlernen und einem Impulsvortrag durch das wird gemeinsam in die Themenfindungsphase gestartet. Den Teilnehmenden wird die Möglichkeit gegeben, selbst Themen mitzubringen. Diese werden geclustert und in sogenannten Sessions gemeinsam diskutiert. Dabei ergibt sich die Möglichkeit, sich mit Akteurinnen und Akteuren aus verschiedenen Fachgebieten auszutauschen und kennenzulernen. Ein gemeinsamer Abschluss im Plenum rundet unsere Veranstaltung ab.
Interessierte können sich bis zum 16.05.2022 per E-Mail anmelden. Weitere Informationen werden im Anschluss versendet.
A talk by Prof. Dr Tilman Santarius, Professor of Socio-Ecological Transformation and Sustainable Digitalization at TU Berlin and Einstein Centre Digital Future, Institute for Ecological Economy Research; with a welcoming speech by Dr. Christiane Rohleder, State Secretary at the Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation, Nuclear Safety and Consumer Protection
Impetus for CDR - an event series by the CDR Initiative
Recordings with automatically generated subtitles will be made available on the website of the CDR Initiative.
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Corporate Digital Responsibility (CDR) refers to voluntary corporate activities that go above and beyond the current legal requirements while also helping to actively shape the digital world for the benefit of society as a whole. The Corona pandemic has significantly accelerated the digital transformation – and corporate responsibility is becoming more relevant than ever before.
The event series entitled “Impetus for CDR” will explore and highlight various areas and concrete applications of CDR. Initially, seven events are planned. Each event will consist of a keynote speech followed by an exchange in which the participants' questions will be answered.
An overview of the full programme can be found here or downloaded here. Recordings of past events can be found here.
Impetus for CDR - an event series by the CDR Initiative
Presenter: Ronnie Schrumpf, Senior Consultant Identity Management, ING Germany
Recordings with automatically generated subtitles will be made available on the website of the CDR Initiative.
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Corporate Digital Responsibility (CDR) refers to voluntary corporate activities that go above and beyond the current legal requirements while also helping to actively shape the digital world for the benefit of society as a whole. The Corona pandemic has significantly accelerated the digital transformation – and corporate responsibility is becoming more relevant than ever before.
The event series entitled “Impetus for CDR” will explore and highlight various areas and concrete applications of CDR. Initially, seven events are planned. Each event will consist of a keynote speech followed by an exchange in which the participants' questions will be answered.
The event series is aimed at participants from business, science, politics and associations as well as interested consumers.
An overview of the full program can be found here or downloaded here. Recordings of past events can be found here.
Publications
For the study entitled “Corporate Digital Responsibility: Results of a Representative Survey”, the Institute for Consumer Policy ConPolicy commissioned an online survey on behalf of the Federal Ministry of Justice and Consumer Protection. This survey was conducted by YouGov Deutschland. For the survey, 1,038 people were interviewed throughout Germany in April 2021. The results were weighted and are representative of the population in Germany aged 18 and over. Further information on the sample and the socio-demographic indicators can be found on page ten of the publication.
Measures that can contribute to achieve the 17 sustainable development goals (SDGs) of the United Nations
In the CDR Initiative run by the Federal Ministry of Justice and Consumer Protection (), an approach using scenario planning was developed, enabling the consequences of the digital transformation process to be identified using realistic case examples.
Videos
