We are interested in contributing our social science expertise to a collaborative research project. We have worked on a number of projects on sustainability transitions across a wide range of societal sectors. We have particular expertise in sustainable supply chains and digital consumption.

Examples of projects that might be of interest for this call include a project on digital platforms and their contribution to sustainable food systems (ReggemDigital) or a study regarding to the resilience of food systems in crisis situations, as well as a number of projects on sustainable supply chains (Due Diligence).

Oeko-Institut is a leading independent European research and consultancy institute working for a sustainable future. Founded in 1977, the institute develops principles and strategies for realising the vision of sustainable development globally, nationally and locally.

Oeko-Institut employs almost 210 staff, including 150 researchers. Every year, they work on more than 500 national and international projects in the following areas: Energy Transition and Climate Policy, Digitalisation, Land-use Transition, Green Transition of the Mobility Sector, Resources Transition, Sustainable Production and Consumption, Nuclear Technology, Environmental Law and Just Transition.

Oeko-Institut is a non-profit association. Financial resources come mainly from third-party, project-based funding. Contributions and donations made by the association’s 2,000 members guarantee independence.