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takeaways for a sustainability-oriented management
Being a Sustainable Firm: Takeaways for Management explores the strategic challenges and opportunities faced by firms in adopting sustainable practices. The book provides a comprehensive overview of sustainability in business, focusing on key areas such as the circular economy, sustainable development goals (SDGs), and environmental, social, and governance (ESG) frameworks. It examines the role of international standards, reporting guidelines, and indicators in assessing business sustainability. The authors, Maria Cristina Longo and Eleonora Cardillo, delve into specific industry sectors including fashion, tourism, and public-private partnerships, offering insights and strategies for implementing sustainable innovations. Aimed at students, scholars, and practitioners, this book serves as a guide to understanding corporate sustainability and integrating it into business operations.
One - Sustainability: Meaning and boundaries -- Two - EU SDG goals: Content and monitoring for sustainable business -- Three - SDG indicators set for sustainability assessment -- Four - Sustainability reporting standards and guidelines -- Five - Strategies for sustainable innovations in fashion firms -- Six - Ensuring sustainable patterns in tourism -- Seven - Building sustainable cities through SDG public-private partnerships -- Conclusions: Sustainable Development Goals implications and interconnections on the sustainability management
Maria Cristina Longo, Eleonora Cardillo.
Includes bibliographical references and index.