Civil Economics & Public Services

Major trends such as the globalization of supply and demand, migration, and demographic change are reshaping the structure of our societies and markets, and transforming the interactions taking place within them. The interaction between the private and public sectors is also changing. While the public sector focuses increasingly on its core activities, the private sector – companies, individuals, foundations - takes on more responsibility. New ways of thinking are necessary.

Our Competence Center Civil Economics meets this challenge head on. We help private business to engage with state agencies. We advise public institutions how to run their businesses more effectively. We tailor strategies for corporate responsibility that respond to the needs of business and consumers. The Civil Economics team bundles know-how and expertise in public administration, corporate responsibility, and infrastructure/ real-estate. Our clients are corporations, infrastructure firms, NGOs and foundations, governments and public institutions.

In short, we‘re involved in all areas where the private sphere interacts with the state and public sphere.

Effects of the current economic situation – Opportunities, risks and action packages Effects of the current economic situation – Opportunities, risks and action packages 2010 The crisis affects most of the building materials and supply industry. 88 percent of the companies are ... >>

The Chinese government's "Go West" strategy With its "Go West" strategy the Chinese government is trying to direct the economic boom into the country's less prosperous western regions … >>

Sustainability in real estate management Sustainable real estate is considerably more valuable: Additional investment potential in Germany of about EUR 13 billion per year … >>