As one of Denmark’s leading IT and software companies with 3000 employees, KMD creates and delivers IT solutions for the local government, central government and private markets. Developing digital welfare is to KMD a matter of developing IT solutions which can support knowledge sharing, the health care and education sector.

As Denmark’s largest retailer, COOP interacts with a large network of suppliers and consumers, and therefore plays a crucial role in promoting sustainable consumption and production.

All Ears Telemarketing (former Telehandelshuset) turns the disabilities of blind and visually impaired people into strengths and special skills. The social enterprise has proven that with the right kind of training in a dynamic business setup it is possible to integrate disabled people into the labour market.

Odense Municipality has the ambitious vision to become “Denmark’s most sustainable city” where sustainability is a guiding principle for all political decision-making. Odense defines sustainability as a common task that needs the cooperation among the public, private and societal sectors.

With a 100% commitment to certified sustainable clothing, apparel manufacturing company Neutral.com uses organic cotton, recycling waste water and waste and uses alternative energy to power factories while giving poor farmers extra money with Fairtrade and workers proper rights.

CPH covers almost a quarter of the global air traffic making the airport an important player in the effort towards more sustainable air traffic. With the CSR strategy Responsible Growth, CPH has outlined its key focus areas of its airport operations to be the environmental, health, safety, and security aspects.

Half a million tons of food is thrown out every year which amounts to 8,4 billion DKK. Rub & Stub is one of the worlds first non-profit restaurants which uses donated surplus goods from the food industry.

As Denmark’s leading company in technology and communications, TDC gives high priority to the following five CSR focus areas: Digital Denmark; Customer trust and safety; Climate and environment; Employee well-being and diversity; and Social partnerships.

Maternity Foundation has been working since 2005 to save the lives of women and newborns threatened by complications in pregnancy and childbirth. The organisation focuses in particular on the training and capacity building of health workers in developing countries. Their most recent solution is the Safe Delivery App.

KFUMs Idrætsforbund contributes significantly in promoting and strengthening children’s and young people’s joy of play, movement and well-being by creating the basis for leisure time activities.