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SDG City Roadmap, SDG City Maturity Model, and SDG City Index planned

(Davos). During this years SDG Lab the latest results of the SDG Commitment Report were presented. Since 10 years the largest blue chips were analysed based on their legal binding annual reports how they report regarding their SDG commitment. At the top ended French Schneider Electic, followed by Heidelberg Materials as well as Alliance SE (see attachment). The research was conducted by the Value Balancing Alliance, Effectual, Media Tenor International and UNGSII Foundation.

2026-02-04

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As one of the key results in order to fast-track SDG Implementation on a global scale, UNSGII Foundation and Project Austin announce a partnership to collaborate on the development of the SDG City Index, SDC City Maturity Model, and SDG City Roadmap using Project Austin capabilities in AI, quantum, supercomputing, and digital twin solutions. Project Austin is a next generation applied research and commercialization consortium focus on advancing integrated solutions across...

Wien. 13.10.2025. Im Zeitraum von Januar bis September 2025 liegt die BILD-Gruppe im Zitate-Ranking von Media Tenor deutlich vor dem SPIEGEL und den anderen Wettbewerbern. „Damit spielen die Springer-Titel der roten Gruppe im Moment in einer anderen Liga als der Rest der deutschen Medienlandschaft“, sagt Roland Schatz, Chef von Media Tenor International.

2025-10-14

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Krisenmanagement braucht Geduld

Zug, 25.9.2025. “It takes a lifetime to build a good reputation, but you can lose it in a minute.” Das Zitat wird Will Rogers zugeschrieben und charakterisiert, wie schwierig die Rückgewinnung von Reputation für den Volkswagenkonzern in den Leitmedien ist.

2025-09-25

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Fear and loathing as the main concern No. XI defines the choice between Harris and Trump

Over the last 12 years, the editorial teams at CBS and FOX have devoted so few reports to this main concern of their potential audience that it has remained below the perception threshold in the mass of 154,512 reports broadcast on CBS and the 245,044 reports broadcast on FOX during the same period in the main news on FOX. Media impact research puts this at 1.5%. With “9/11” almost a quarter of a century ago, terror had penetrated into the consciousness of Americans from one day to the next with such intensity that such one-time effects have long-term effects. At that time, the experience led to a focus on what unites people, which almost everyone perceived as positive. 23 years later, what divides us is gaining the upper hand – even if this is measured as the second main concern by PEW.

2024-11-02

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Climate change is above the perception threshold

Of its 244,075 reports broadcast since 2013, even FOX devoted 2.4 percent to climate change – and thus not only exceeded the threshold of perception but gave this topic twice as much space as the catastrophic state of the American education system. CBS may go down in history as a “climate channel” – hardly any other topic has received as much attention from the editorial team. Both broadcasters agree that things have not changed for the better during any of the last three administrations. The current cartoons on hurricane coverage illustrate the result by showing Donald Trump claiming that with him as president, there would be no hurricanes to complain about.

2024-10-25

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SCR 500 report 2023

UN Academic Impact

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Celebrating 20 years

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