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Finck Stiftung gGmbH
Briesen (Mark), DEImpact-drivenFoundationOrganic FarmingClimate & Environmental Protection
Impact3Sustainability Goals
LocationBriesen (Mark)
About Finck Stiftung gGmbH
Finck Stiftung gGmbH operates as a real-world laboratory for regenerative ecological agriculture and forestry. Its core mission is to generate and analyze data on the ecological, economic, and social effects of regenerative land use methods, communicating their benefits for people and nature. The foundation focuses its research on a 3,000-hectare operation in East Brandenburg, exploring innovative approaches like syntropic agroforestry and holistic grazing management. It significantly contributes to addressing climate change and biodiversity loss.
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Sustainability Goals
Life on Land
Protect Ecosystems and Build Soil Health
The organization develops and demonstrates regenerative land use practices that actively build soil and biodiversity and transform monoculture forests into resilient mixed forests.
Climate Action
Regenerative Agriculture for Climate Action
Finck Stiftung gGmbH researches and communicates land use forms that mitigate climate impacts and develops resilient agricultural practices in East Brandenburg in the face of climate change.
Responsible Consumption & Production
Sustainable Production through Regenerative Land Use
The foundation operates as a real-world laboratory, generating data-driven insights on the ecological, social, and economic effects of regenerative land use methods to foster sustainable production.
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Q1What is the core mission of Finck Stiftung gGmbH?
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Finck Stiftung gGmbH operates as a real-world laboratory for regenerative ecological agriculture and forestry. Its core mission involves generating data on the ecological, economic, and social effects of regenerative land use methods, analyzing their benefits for people and nature, and communicating these insights. The goal is to find land use forms that actively build soil and biodiversity, are socially advantageous, and economically viable.
Q2Where and on what scale does Finck Stiftung gGmbH operate?
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Finck Stiftung gGmbH focuses its research, nature conservation, and educational work on a 3,000-hectare regenerative organic agricultural and forestry operation in East Brandenburg, Germany. This location serves as a critical environment for developing resilient practices in the face of climate change, particularly due to its low rainfall and sandy soils.
Q3What key projects and initiatives does Finck Stiftung gGmbH pursue?
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Key initiatives include the annual publication of an Annual Report, detailing practices and data, and the DaVaSus research project (Data-based Valorization of Sustainable Agriculture). The foundation also hosts workshops, such as a composting workshop, and significant events like the DaVaSus Research Field Day.
Q4Which regenerative land use methods does Finck Stiftung gGmbH research?
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The organization explores key regenerative land use models such as syntropic agroforestry, holistic grazing management, composting, and the transformation of monoculture forests into resilient mixed forests. These practices are tested and developed on its 3,000-hectare operation in East Brandenburg.
Q5What contribution does Finck Stiftung gGmbH make to the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)?
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Finck Stiftung gGmbH primarily contributes to SDG 15 (Life on Land) and SDG 13 (Climate Action). Secondarily, it supports SDG 12 (Responsible Consumption and Production) through its work on regenerative land use systems aimed at soil health, biodiversity, and resource efficiency.
Q6How can interested individuals apply at Finck Stiftung gGmbH?
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Open positions can be found on the organization's career page at https://finck-stiftung.org/wir-suchen/. Applications are typically expected as PDF documents, which can be submitted via the channels specified there.
