“Corporate System” and Green Economy in Campania Region: A Collaborative Platform for the Excellences

From COP27 to COP28: Global Climate Concerns Fair Transition to a Green Economy

“…In the second place, the studies examined environmental policy as one of the factors that support the green economy. The following studies of (Mazzanti & Rizzo, 2017); (Pitk€anen et al, 2016); (Misso et al, 2013); (Milne & Mahanty, 2019); (Hou et al, 2022); (Zheng et al, 2022); (Shuai & Fan, 2020); (Abid et al, 2021); (Swainson & Mahanty, 2018); ( Georgeson et al, 2017); (Gunay et al, 2022); (Licastro & Bruno, 2021); (Nanayakkara & Colombage, 2021); (Droste et al, 2016); (Oliveira et al, 2013), have shown that the following factors can help achieve a transition to a green economy: environmental policy, politics, corporate system, global environmental governance, environmental regulation, environmental laws, political economy, measurement of green economy transformations, sustainable development policy and practices, green policies, adherence to Green Bond Principles, government intervention, and good governance.…”

“…Year Number of articles Articles 2013 5 (Gouvea et al, 2013), (Oliveira et al ,2013), (Chen et al, 2013), (Davies, 2013), (Misso et al,2013) 2014 5 (Musango et al, 2014), (Diyar et al, 2014), (Lazzat et al, 2014), (Sutton et al, 2014), (Bauhardt, 2014) 2015 6 (Maria et al, 2015), (Lebedev et al, 2015), (Dulal et al, 2015), (Yi & Liu, 2015), (Rueff et al, 2015), (Gibbs & O'Neill, 2015) 2016 15 (Loiseau et al, 2016), (Droste et al, 2016), , (Pitk€anen et al ,2016), (Law et al, 2016), , (Shah & Niles, 2016), (Dressler et al, 2016), (Pahle et al, 2016), , (Ürge-Vorsatz et al, 2016), (Ringel et al, 2016), (Caprotti, 2016) (Buseth, 2017), (Holger et al, 2017), (Weber & Cabras ,2017), (Antonioli & Mazzanti, 2017), (Mazzanti & Rizzo, 2017), (Georgeson et al, 2017), (Gainsborough, 2017) 2018 9 ) Swainson & Mahanty, 2018, (Knuth, 2018), (Sinnandavar et al, 2018), (Conti et al ,2018), (Rosenberg et al, 2018), (Dornan et al, 2018), (Hig...…”

Green Economy for Degenerative Society

“…In Europe, goods that do not harm habitats due to carbon capacity (carbon content) are starting to become a trend for a variety of products (eco-labeling), resulting in more active customers picking several products to consume. Of course, numerous certification permission procedures are required in the early phases of a low-carbon green market, which are also addressed in the Independent Third-Party Certification System [11]. The Green Economy's nature allows for a reduction in natural resource consumption.…”

“…The main distinction between Law of the Republic of Indonesia number 32 of 2009 and Law of the Republic of Indonesia number 23 of 1997 is not only in terms of monetary fines, but also in terms of imprisonment for environmental law violators. According to Article 65 of the Republic of Indonesia number 32 of 2009, "everyone has the right to a good and healthy environment as part of their human rights, everyone has the right to environmental education, access to information, access to participation, and access to justice related to the right to a good and healthy environment, everyone has the right to environmental education, access to information, access to participation, and access to justice related to the right to a good and healthy environment " [11] .…”