📋 Tender Overview
December 3, 2025
The Bavarian Ministry of Consumer Protection supports companies voluntary commitment to consumer-friendly and responsible use of digital technologies and data. As part of a pilot project on Corporate Digital Responsibility (CDR), recommendations for action were developed together with two Bavarian companies under the name ResponsibilityWorkshop. Bavarias Consumer Protection Minister Thorsten Glauber emphasized this in Munich today: Digitalization is a great opportunity if it is designed responsibly and with consumers in mind. It must be based on trust, transparency and sustainability. With the new practical online offering, we are supporting companies to gradually integrate digital responsibility into their everyday business. The aim is for well-done digitalization to prevail against misleading cookie banners, non-transparent use of artificial intelligence and manipulative designs in online shops. For this We need committed companies that lead by example and share their experiences.
The Responsibility Workshop accompanies companies from the basics through action planning to the practical implementation of digital responsibility. Tried-and-tested tools such as checklists, tips and best practice examples are available for this purpose. The online offering can be used regardless of time and location and is aimed particularly at small and medium-sized companies (SMEs), which are often faced with the challenge of not being able to rely on sufficient professional or human resources for new topics.
The Responsibility Workshop is another component of the CDR Bavaria initiative. Additional offerings such as webinars and exchange formats are planned in the future in order to anchor digital responsibility even more firmly in the economy and among consumers.
Further information about the CDR Bavaria initiative and the Responsibility Workshop can be found at .
