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Three partners—one goal: making winter sports sustainable.

The German Ski Association (DSV), as Germany’s leading winter sports association, the Snowboard Association Germany (SNBGER), and the Foundation for Safety in Skiing (SIS) are joining forces in a joint sustainability program and organization. Each brings its own strengths to the table: the DSV in organized competitive and recreational sports, SNBGER in snowboarding, youth sports, and freestyle sports, and the SIS in safety, research, and sustainability.

Sustainability Strategy

Winter Sports of Tomorrow 2040: Joint Strategy by DSV, SNBGER, and SIS.

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Areas of Action

Our roadmap for concrete goals and actions.

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Areas of Responsibility

This is where we take responsibility and make an impact.

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Measures

Comprehensive project database with filter function.

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Dialogue

Creating synergies through dialogue formats and expert panels.

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Organization

Clear responsibilities and targeted management.

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Mission & Values

We are passionate about winter sports—in all their forms: in elite and recreational sports, in clubs, on the slopes and on the cross-country trails, in winter and in summer. For us, sustainability means achieving lasting success—while respecting the environment, people, and economic foundations. Our approach serves as the foundation for responsibly advancing winter sports in line with the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, the German Sustainability Strategy 2025, and other international agreements.

Sustainability Coordination Office

SIS | DSV Sustainability Management:
Johanna Schumann & Denise Robrade
Haus des Ski | Hubertusstr. 1 | 82152 Planegg
M: nachhaltigkeit@stiftung.ski | T +49 89 85790-316 /-284

Klaus Rambach: Sustainability Working Group | Managing Director, DSV Verwaltungs GmbH;
Prof. Dr. R. Roth: Head of Strategy & Sustainability Board, DSV/SNBGER/SIS | Institute for Outdoor Sports and Environmental Research, German Sport University Cologne