ÖkoVision shows how ecological responsibility becomes tangible in everyday life – with principles that endure.
Closing Cycles Every product, every decision is designed for reuse and natural cycles. Waste is a design flaw.
Think Local, Act Global Regional resources and short distances reduce the footprint. What works on your doorstep inspires others.
Transparency over Greenwashing Every measure is openly documented. Only what can be measured can be improved – for real change.
Strengthening Community Sustainability succeeds together. We promote exchange, sharing, and local networks that extend beyond your own garden.
Our Attitude
We show how kitchen waste becomes valuable humus and rainwater is enough for watering. Every closed loop saves waste and protects the climate.
„Composting is the easiest way to actively do something for the planet – and it doesn't smell if you do it right.“
Second-hand, fair labels and durable materials – we help you see through greenwashing and recognize truly sustainable fashion.
„A piece of clothing that lasts ten years is the best investment in the environment.“
From rain barrels to cisterns: We compare rainwater harvesting systems and show how you can save up to 50% of drinking water in the household.
„Rainwater is not waste, but the cheapest resource we have.“
René Lindner and Helmut Mayr develop the concept of a digital platform that makes sustainable projects visible and connects them. Initial discussions with environmental initiatives in Vienna.
A small test version of the platform goes online. Five local projects from the fields of urban agriculture and circular economy are the first users. The feedback is positive.
Despite the pandemic, the community grows to over 200 registered initiatives. A digital format for workshops and lectures is established and meets with great resonance.
The platform receives the "Sustainability Innovation Award" from the city of Graz. The prize money is invested in developing an open interface for environmental data.
Helena Berger and Lukas Fischer join the core team. Focus areas: community management and technical infrastructure. The number of users doubles.
A cooperation with three Austrian universities begins. As part of practical projects, students develop new solutions for sustainable urban development.
First projects from Germany and Switzerland are active on the platform. Monthly access numbers exceed the mark of 50,000 visits.
Every step is based on concrete decisions and the commitment of a growing community.