ACCOMPANYING TRANSFORMATION

Change rarely fails because of the first decision.

Change rarely fails because of the first decision.

Change rarely fails because of the first decision.

It fails later: if responsibilities remain unclear, day-to-day business dominates, or individual people are expected to carry a project that affects many areas.

We shape responsibility, leadership and collaboration in such a way that your sustainability goals can continue to work within the company.

Discuss transformation

YOUR ORDER

A good decision must turn into collective work.

A good decision must turn into collective work.

You have a strategy, objectives or a roadmap. Now the implementation needs to be integrated into the company – not as an additional project, but as a task that those responsible continue to drive forward together.

We create a framework in which decisions, roles and collaboration can continue to work together.

Clarify roles, responsibilities and cooperation

Shaping leadership and participation appropriately

Create reliable routines for implementation and progress

WHAT WE DO

We create the conditions under which change can be sustained.

We create the conditions under which change can be sustained.

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Understand the change task

We clarify what needs to change specifically: roles, decisions, processes, leadership, or collaboration. This creates a shared mandate for our work.

02

Bring stakeholders together

We identify the relevant areas and create space for different experiences, questions and conflicting goals.

03

Clarify roles and responsibilities

We make visible who provides guidance, makes decisions and carries out tasks – without bundling everything onto one person.

04

Involve leadership

We support leaders in clarifying their role and making sustainability compatible with decision-making and communication.

05

Embedding working methods

We develop suitable formats and rhythms in which decisions are prepared, progress is discussed, and open points are clarified.

HOW WE WORK

Four steps to a sustainable implementation.

Four steps to a sustainable implementation.

Clarify the starting position

Understanding structures, participants, and barriers.

Shaping cooperation

Define roles, dialogue and decisions.

Accompany implementation

Develop formats and enable initial steps.

Further develop

Absorb experiences and adjust structures.

WHAT YOU GET

A structure that can carry change forward.

A structure that can carry change forward.

You will receive a framework that combines responsibility, collaboration and progress.

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a clear picture of the change task

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an overview of relevant stakeholders and interfaces

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a fitting framework for responsibility and decisions

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Recommendations for leadership, communication and participation

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Work formats for cross-functional collaboration

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a framework for action and progress

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facilitated workshops and team dialogues as required

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a foundation for long-term integration

THE FOUNDATION

What sustains changes in everyday life.

What sustains changes in everyday life.

Common direction

The stakeholders understand what is changing and why it is relevant to their work.

Clear responsibility

Tasks, decisions, and interfaces do not remain vague.

Unresolved conflicting goals

Time, costs, quality and climate targets can be weighed up together.

Reliable routines

Implementation becomes a part of everyday life, instead of having to start all over again.

CLEARLY CATEGORISED

Transformation is no substitute for strategy.

Transformation is no substitute for strategy.

It creates the conditions for the strategy, roadmap and technical foundations to become effective within the company.

It is not about dictating a new culture. It is about developing the structures, conversations, and responsibilities for your specific task. Terra accompanies organisation, leadership, and change. DFGE supplements technical ESG requirements. natureOffice contributes CO₂ data and practical processes when they are needed for implementation.

First the decision. Then the joint implementation.

FIRST THE DECISION. THEN THE JOINT IMPLEMENTATION.

First the decision. Then the joint implementation.

First the decision. Then the joint implementation.

First the decision. Then the joint implementation.

Together, we will look at your change management task, the people involved, and the structures that are to support them in the long term.

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