Consultant
Katrin Fischer holds a master's degree in Sustainable Development with a focus on public planning (Örebro University, SE) and a bachelor's degree in Management of Social Innovations (Munich University of Applied Sciences). After working in foundation work, she is applying her expertise as an analyst in the field of socioeconomics.
About me
Sustainable development can only be successful through holistic thinking. Bringing the many stakeholders from the environment, business and society sectors together at one table is the big challenge here. During my interdisciplinary bachelor’s degree in Management of Social Innovations, I learned to understand the different “languages” of individual disciplines and to mediate between different stakeholders. I also learned to moderate innovations while taking social, ecological and economic aspects into account. During my master’s studies in “Public Planning for Sustainable Development”, I expanded my knowledge of political and sociological mechanisms that influence sustainable development. In my work at the foundation, I was responsible for concept development to empower young people to work for a future worth living.
To rethink our life together and to work creatively for a sustainable future is a matter close to my heart. I now work in the field of socio-economic research and consulting for the design of sustainable cities, communities and neighborhoods at intep.
Education and Training
B.A. Management of Social Innovations (University of Applied Sciences, Munich)
M.Sc. Public Planning for Sustainable Development (Örebro University, Sweden)