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RoboTUM Diversity & Gender Equality Plan

RoboTUM fosters a culture of integrity, open mindedness, and tolerance. It recognizes the value created through diversity and respect as a central guiding principle for its proven success: It is the diversity of its scientists, students, and employees that makes RoboTUM an innovative and dynamic organization. RoboTUM is thus committed to holistic diversity management that actively promotes the equality of talent, irrespective of gender, nationality, religion, ideology, physical ability, age, sexual identity, or socioeconomic status. RoboTUM translates this commitment into numerous concrete measures, many of which have already been successfully implemented, established, and optimized since the publication of the first Diversity & Gender Equality Plan at the end of 2024. With the publication of the current Diversity & Gender Equality Plan, RoboTUM reaffirms its forward looking vision of establishing an ever more inclusive organizational culture through ongoing efforts in the context of systematic diversity management, which is reflected in the continuation, further development, and renewal of diversity measures.

Commitment

This Diversity & Gender Equality Plan represents RoboTUM’s continued commitment to the principle of an open minded organization that attracts and supports the best talents in all their diversity. These measures are intended to create the best possible conditions for each person to develop their individual potential. Equality is an elementary pillar of RoboTUM, and the organization is committed to a focus on diversity and talent management. The RoboTUM Board of Management fosters gender equality and wholeheartedly supports the Diversity & Gender Equality Plan. In order to promote equality in a diverse community in the best possible way, the implementation status of the measures in the Diversity & Gender Equality Plan is checked at regular intervals and, if necessary, supplemented by other innovative formats and measures in the sense of a living document.

Gender and Biodiversity

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