Stiftung Zukunft.li

Stiftung Zukunft.li is a Liechtenstein-based foundation (Stiftung) that operates as a think-tank-style publisher and discussion platform focused on the economic and political future of the Principality of Liechtenstein. Its website presents a structured content offering that includes a blog, a podcast, publications, media coverage, videos and a photo gallery, alongside institutional pages describing the foundation's purpose, its founder (Stifter), foundation board (Stiftungsrat), office (Geschäftsstelle), a support foundation (Förderstiftung), an honorary presidency (Ehrenpräsidium) and annual reports (Geschäftsberichte). The organisation also marks a ten-year anniversary with dedicated material such as videos, "10 facts" and lectures. The foundation's editorial output addresses Liechtenstein's economic policy environment. Recent items highlighted on its homepage include commentary on the introduction of a new "Potenzialscheck" alongside the existing Digital-, Innovations- and Exportscheck instruments of economic promotion, aimed at helping Liechtenstein SMEs prepare for future personnel requirements; an essay on the power of economic laws and geo-economic power politics, arguing that economic performance and open markets are the best protection for a country; and a historical piece on the end of the "peace dividend", recalling the last deployment of a Liechtenstein military contingent in 1866 and the abolition of the army two years later. It also publishes longer studies, such as a publication rethinking state contribution payments. As a foundation rather than a commercial company, Stiftung Zukunft.li does not sell products in the conventional sense; its "offerings" are publications, events, lectures and media content intended to inform public debate in Liechtenstein. The organisation is small and Liechtenstein-focused, with its activities conducted primarily in German through its own website and channels. Its institutional transparency is reflected in the public availability of annual reports and governance information. Ownership and funding details are not specified in the available evidence. The foundation is not known to be listed on any stock exchange, and no parent company or commercial group is indicated. Its legal form as a Stiftung and the presence of a Förderstiftung suggest a non-profit structure supported by donors or founders, but precise financial and founding data are not established by the supplied sources.

Stiftung Zukunft.li is a Liechtenstein foundation whose public presence is organised around a website that combines institutional governance information with an active editorial programme. The site's navigation lists a purpose statement (Zweck), the founder (Stifter), the foundation board (Stiftungsrat), the office (Geschäftsstelle), a support foundation (Förderstiftung), an honorary presidency (Ehrenpräsidium) and annual reports (Geschäftsberichte), indicating a formally constituted non-profit with published accountability documents. The foundation has marked a ten-year milestone, presenting dedicated anniversary content including videos, "10 facts" and a photo gallery, which suggests it has been active for at least a decade. Its editorial work is organised into recurring formats: a blog, a podcast, publications, media coverage, videos and a photo gallery, with a newsletter and contact channels for its audience. In its current output the foundation engages with Liechtenstein's economic policy toolkit. It reported on the addition of a "Potenzialscheck" to the existing Digital-, Innovations- and Exportscheck instruments of economic promotion, describing how Liechtenstein SMEs can use the new check for personnel development to prepare early for future requirements. It has also published commentary on geo-economic power politics, arguing that market mechanisms have longer endurance than fast-result power politics and that economic performance and open markets are the best shield for a country. A historical essay addressed the end of the "peace dividend", recalling the last deployment of a Liechtenstein military contingent in 1866 at the Stilfserjoch and the abolition of the army two years later, noting that Liechtenstein has since had no military forces and currently no protecting power. The foundation also publishes longer studies, such as one rethinking state contribution payments. Beyond these specifics, the available evidence does not establish the foundation's founding year, its founders, its funding sources or its ownership. Its activities appear to be conducted in German and focused on Liechtenstein.

• Foundation marks its ten-year anniversary with dedicated videos, '10 facts' and a photo gallery.

Non-profit foundation and think-tank-style platform for economic-policy debate in Liechtenstein.

• Zukunft.li blog

  Commentary and analysis on Liechtenstein economic policy and current affairs.

• Zukunft.li podcast

  Audio format accompanying the foundation's editorial output.

• Publications

  Studies and papers, including one rethinking state contribution payments.

• Annual reports (Geschäftsberichte)

  Published accountability documents of the foundation.

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