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Inaugural meeting of Sustainability Council – Volkswagen Group makes multi-million euro proactive fund available for projects

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Claudius Colsman
Claudius Colsman
Head of Corporate Responsibility Communications
Eric Felber
Eric Felber
Global Media Relations Head of Corporate & Business Communications
  • Nine internationally renowned experts meet for the first time in Berlin
  • Sustainability Council appoints Georg Kell, Founding Director UN Global Compact, as its chair and defines initial areas of focus
  • Intensive dialogue with Board of Management Chairman Matthias Müller, Board of Management member Dr. Christine Hohmann-Dennhardt
  • Volkswagen Group makes proactive fund of € 20 million available for the first two years

Wolfsburg. Recently appointed by the Volkswagen Group, the Sustainability Council made up of members from several nations set the agenda for its work at its inaugural meeting today. It elected Georg Kell, Founding Director UN Global Compact, as its chair. Its first areas of focus in 2017 will be the challenges of global CO2 pollution and the corresponding regulations post 2025, plus the company's transformation process. For the proposal and funding of its own projects the Volkswagen Group is proactively making € 20 million available for the first two years.

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