Prevention — lifestyle — Longevity

Longevity describes the ability to live a long and healthy life, often influenced by genetic, environmental and lifestyle-related factors. By promoting higher living standards and improving the quality of life, individuals are enabled to actively participate in society over a longer period of time and to develop their personal and social potential.

biodiversity

Biodiversity is the foundation on which our natural systems are built. It ensures the stability and resilience of our ecosystems, makes it possible to regulate the climate, provide food and conserve natural resources. The loss of biodiversity, which we are experiencing today at an alarming rate, is endangering these vital functions and therefore our own survival. It is essential that the Foundation works to protect and restore biodiversity in order to secure natural livelihoods for future generations.

Equal Opportunities — Education

Equal opportunities in education means that all individuals, regardless of gender, social background or other characteristics, receive the same access options and support in education. It is crucial as it promotes social justice, develops personal potential and ultimately contributes to economic and social development.

Conservation of resources

At a time when the effects of climate change are becoming more and more noticeable, it is essential that we take every measure to conserve our valuable resources. By reducing energy consumption, using renewable energy and ensuring energy efficiency, we can make a significant contribution to conserving resources and thus create a better world for ourselves and future generations.