Sustainable through everyday life

• Traveling, especially within the city, on foot, by bike, or in electric vehicles
• Conscious consumption of animal products: It’s better to choose a high-quality cut of meat from the region, locally caught fish, and organic products whenever possible
• Drink tap water and fill it into metal or glass bottles.

• Buy regional products at farmers' markets and weekly markets
• Bring your own reusable cups instead of buying "to go"
• Cotton bags and produce bags instead of plastic bags
• (fresh) food buy in bulk
• Switch to cotton bags and produce bags, buy fresh food in bulk, and bring your own food storage containers to the deli counter.
• Switch to natural cosmetics, bamboo toothbrushes, bar soap, and solid shampoo
• Conscious shopping: clothing swaps, flea markets, or secondhand stores (including online!)
• Use reusable alternatives instead of single-use plastic products (cutlery, plates, straws)

Often, the examples mentioned can do even more good! Many brands support projects in developing countries. For example, by buying fair-trade organic chocolate, you can help ensure that children can go to school instead of having to work.