Responsibility

27,000 Think Big participants have realized 1,300 ideas | In 2013, 60 projects will receive an additional 1,000 euros in funding | Peer Scout programme expanded: Experienced project makers coach other young people with their own budgets

Companies and social entrepreneurs can learn a lot from one another if they meet at eye level.

In the Corporate Responsibility category of the 2012 Politikaward, Telefónica was ranked first with its Think Big programme, leaving behind a total of four CR programmes from companies such as Thyssen Krupp and Coca-Cola

Ten young people involved in Think Big rocked Mannheim's SAP Arena yesterday at the benefit concert "Xavier Naidoo and Bülent Ceylan - Together for our children"

120 young people came to Munich from 19 to 21 October for the Think Big project fair with the goal of further qualification. 10 additional Think Big projects are receiving a support of 1,000 euros to make their ideas even greater.

Fifty young people from the UK, Ireland and the Czech Republic have developed their ideas with the help of experts and Campuseros | Jury chose best app of Think Big App Workshop at the Campus Party in Berlin.

Together with young actor Jimi Blue Ochsenknecht, 45 young people from the Thing Big programme showed that young people have lots of good ideas and want to make a difference with a very special campaign on Hamburg's Jungfernstieg shopping street.

10 selected projects are given funding of 1,000 euros | Start of the next stage of the Peer Scout programme | Young people from all over Germany shared experiences and inspired each other

An idea can become really big, as seen in the case of the song "World Citizen" by musician Jahcoustix featuring reggae star Shaggy.

Over 280 employees and managers from Telefónica Germany put their knowledge to good use helping young people with their projects.

Supporting young people’s good ideas and encouraging their own initiatives are once again the objectives of the Think Big programme run by Telefónica Germany and the German Children and Youth Foundation (DKJS) for 2012.

Effective immediately, Claudia von Bothmer assumes the position Head of Corporate Responsibility at Telefónica Germany.

Youngsters have worked on more than 400 project ideas as part of the Think Big programme of Telefónica Germany and the German Children and Youth Foundation (DKJS) | The plan is to reach 50,000 young people by 2015

International Volunteering Day is on 7th October at Telefónica when 10,000 employees will stay away from the office, instead donning work clothes and heading off for a day to help out in social projects in a variety of locations.

The Think Big initiative of Telefónica Germany and the German Children and Youth Foundation (DKJS) has been nominated for the German Prize for Civic Engagement 2011.

Think Big, the joint youth programme of Telefónica Germany and the German Children and Youth Foundation is coming to the boil.

A concert for a good cause by young performers was held in Nauen Bowling Centre on 17 September under the motto "Think Big for Kids".

24 graffiti artists came together on 18 September to make their mark on the bridge piers of the Dresden flood channel.

While the Oktoberfest celebrated its opening on Saturday, Odeonsplatz in the centre of Munich was the scene of a "dance flash mob" against racism and for tolerance organized by young people.

Exhausting it may have been, but the results are impressive: 50 young people spent a week together at a youth hostel in Mölln for a special kind of convention.

Is your neighbourhood in urgent need of a graffiti wall, a hip-hop battle or a multicultural summer festival | Telefónica Germany and the Deutsche Kinder- und Jugendstiftung (DKJS) can make it possible.

Maryam leaves the "Servicestelle Jugendbeteiligung" (service centre for youth participation), one of the Think Big project partners in Berlin, with a beaming smile on her face.

Kool Savas was thrilled | What the German rap star experienced last Saturday was truly "pro" after seeing what 45 young hip hoppers and breakdancers had to offer in the youth centre in Mannheim's Vogelstang district.

Bavarian Minister of Labour Christine Haderthauer awards certificate for health management

This question was dealt with yesterday evening by more than 70 consumers and representatives from business, politics and society.

Youth programme: Think Big is meant to reach a total of 50,000 young people by 2015 | Access to communication: First customers and app development | Climate and environment: Energy consumption in the Telefónica networks is planned to be reduced by 30 percent until 2015

An open online dialogue kicks off today at www.diskutiere.de bearing the title "Why be green and fair - mobile phones should be smart, fast and stylish!"

Today Telefónica Germany is publishing the initial results of its Eco Index, which rates the most environmentally friendly mobile phones in Germany

The company is one of the first telecommunication providers to introduce a rating system in Germany that assesses the environmental and social compatibility of mobile phones | The system is called Eco Index

The German Children and Youth Foundation and Telefónica Germany support regional youth involvement