At Sustainability Global–Verein für Globale Nachhaltigkeit, accuracy and trust are foundational to our mission of advancing sustainability through knowledge and action. Guided by our 7 Pillars of Sustainability Global—particularly Transparency and Governance—our Corrections Policy outlines how we maintain the integrity of our content and respond to errors with accountability and openness.

Our Commitment to Accuracy

We strive to produce content that is factual, evidence-based, and aligned with the highest editorial standards. Our team draws from reputable sources and expert insights to create articles, guides, and resources that reflect the principles of our 7 Pillars, including Education and Innovation. However, we recognize that errors can occur. Whether it’s a factual inaccuracy, a typographical mistake, or a misinterpretation, we are committed to addressing issues promptly to maintain trust with our global community.

How We Handle Corrections

Our corrections process is transparent and user-focused, ensuring accountability as outlined in our Sustainability Global Community Guidelines:

Community Involvement

We value our community’s role in upholding accuracy. By fostering open dialogue, as emphasized in our Community pillar, we invite readers to report errors or suggest improvements through accessible channels, including email and web forms. Our commitment to Equity ensures that all feedback is considered respectfully, regardless of the source.

Transparency in Action

Transparency is at the heart of our corrections process. We disclose our editorial standards and data practices in our Privacy Policy and Imprint, ensuring users understand how we operate. If an error stems from data misuse, our Manage Your Data tools allow users to address concerns directly.

By addressing errors openly and promptly, Sustainability Global reinforces trust and credibility. We are dedicated to delivering accurate, impactful content that empowers our audience to build a sustainable future. If you spot an error, please reach out—we’re here to listen and act.