Get fit for the future – with a goal-driven sustainability strategy.
Our team of experts will provide their experience and expertise to do justice to the expectations of investors, customers, and employees.
Together with your internal specialists, they

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While doing so, we consider current legal innovations such as the EU Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD), the EU Taxonomy Regulation or the Supply Chain Duty of Care Act (LkSG) as well as the requirements of your investors (ESG ratings) or other stakeholders.

Using resources efficiently and closing material cycles.

Products should be long-lasting, easy to repair and easy to recycle at the end of their service life. In addition, the secondary raw materials obtained from the product should be reused as recyclates in new products. This is what the European Ecodesign Directive stipulates.

Do you want to try out the use of recyclates or test the recyclability of your products and packaging? Do you need to create environmental passports for your products? Our team can support you and help you find suitable service providers.

Comply with transparency and disclosure obligations.

If your company falls under the future obligations of the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD), you have to publish a sustainability statement in your management report. Do you know whether you meet the requirements of the European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS)?
We provide support along the entire way: from identifying the material topics and deriving the respective disclosure obligations to the documentation for the prescribed audit.
We also support you in setting up the reporting for the parameters and indicators that have to be reported annually.

The foundation for credible communication is a transparent reporting on your company's impact on people and the environment as well as openly accounting for the financial opportunities and risks of sustainability issues.
We will be glad to assist you in preparing an ESRS-compliant materiality analysis which forms the basis for this.

Protect the climate and adapt to the consequences of climate change.

Germany aims to be climate-neutral by 2045, Europe by 2050 at the latest. There's no question that this poses a major challenge for companies. Installing a climate strategy signifies that you’re taking on responsibility. In addition, a successful strategy can also protect your company against sharply rising prices for CO2 certificates.

The first step to take is evaluating you carbon footprint. It reveals the greenhouse gas emissions that your company causes both directly or indirectly. We support you in this complex process, including the collection of the necessary data and searching for suitable service providers. And while you're at it: Go one important step further and set science-based targets for your company.

Together with Marion Sollbach and other experts, you will develop your individual plan of action which will significantly reduce your greenhouse gas emissions and also involve your suppliers.

Is your company already directly affected by the consequences of climate change? Do excessively high room temperatures affect your productivity in summer while droughts hamper your water supply? Or are some of your sites located in flooded areas? Measures to meet these risks should also be part of your climate strategy.

Inspire with credible sustainability.

Convince your staff of your vision and motivate them to join in. Inspire potential specialists and managers to become part of your company. Show your customers how they can make their own contribution to greater sustainability with their products and services. All of this needs to be communicated in a credible and transparent manner while observing the new rules against greenwashing (Green Claims Directive)!

Whether sustainability section on your company website, brochures for a trade fair, or a social media campaign: tna develops sustainability communication tailored exactly to the needs of your target audience.