Overview of CSR News

State Has Done More Than Necessary in the Crisis - But Should Get More Involved in Key Industries.

German students still not addressing globalization trends sufficiently in their studies.

It has to be fun – flexibility at work as a basis for a good work-life balance.

Respondents see bigger role for companies in social responsibility

Young people don’t want quotas, they want a good work-life-balance.

Beyond All Borders Young People Want Both a Career and Time for the Family.

Continental employees have saved around €550 million over the last four years through Continental Idea Management.

Continental has been awarded the top rating from international organization CDP for its leading role in climate change mitigation.

“Sustainable tires through dandelions – innovations from biology, technology and agriculture” joint research project shows that a new, alternative raw material supply is possible

Net|Zero|Now immediate action program offers customers carbon neutrality for their business with Continental along the entire value chain.

With immediate effect, Continental will handle part of its purchasing of natural rubber via a digital trading platform called HeveaConnect

Continental cooperates with innovation network for advanced materials (INAM) on innovative material solutions with a focus on sustainability

Initial tire dimensions with new ContiRe.Tex technology now available

Recycling of end-of-life tires by pyrolysis is further optimized and expanded

The global non-profit organization CDP has awarded the technology company leadership status in climate change mitigation for the first time

In 2021, Continental again received an “A” score from CDP as a global leader for actions and strategies to reduce emissions in the supply chain.

Primarily traceable, renewable, and recycled raw materials used

Broad-based, independent historical study by Prof. Paul Erker sheds light on Continental in the Third Reich.

Continental procures 100 percent of its electricity from renewable sources at production sites worldwide .

Joint research project receives 43 million core hours of supercomputer time to further research decomposition of rubber polymers