Konrad Adenauer Foundation - Cooperation With Other Foundations and Organizations

Cooperation With Other Foundations and Organizations

In Bavaria, the Hans-Seidel-Foundation operates in lieu of the Konrad-Adenauer Foundation; in Schleswig-Holstein, the Hermann-Ehlers-Foundation assumes the Adenauer Foundation's role. These two CDU-friendly foundations are not the Adenauer Foundation's only collaborators: For instance, the Adenauer Foundation co-published a study with the Bertelsmann Foundation, the Market Economy Foundation, and the Friedrich-Naumann-Foundation titled "Educational Policy in a Federal System and International Influences," in which it injected itself into the dialogue on educational policy and examined various influences. Furthermore, the Adenauer Foundation authored a "Common Declaration" in partnership with the Friedrich-Ebert-Foundation, the Friedrich-Naumann-Foundation, the Hans-Seidel-Foundation, and the Heinrich-Boell-Foundation. The "Common Declaration" explored various mission statements and financing models of political foundations in Germany. The KAS is a member of "European Movement Germany." As a member of the market-oriented Stockholm Network, the KAS cooperates with other foundations and think-tanks in issues pertaining to European politics.

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