European Green Deal — research directions. a systematic literature review

Ejdys, Joanna; Szpilko, Danuta

doi:10.34659/eis.2022.81.2.455

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“…To achieve the aim of the paper, a systematic review of scientific literature containing references to the phrases "labour market" and "sustainability transitions" and, at the same time, indexed by the Scopus databases till August 2023 was conducted. Scopus is one of the most popular bibliographic and abstract databases, which is characterised by high-quality accumulated resources (Ejdys & Szpilko, 2022;Barkun et al, 2020;Álvarez-Melgarejo & Torres-Barreto, 2018).…”

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Labour market in sustainability transitions: a systematic literature review

Rollnik-Sadowska

2024

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The study objective is to analyse scientific literature relating to the labour market in sustainability transitions and identify emerging research directions and implemented research methods. A bibliometric analysis method was used to review the literature from the SCOPUS database. Moreover, an in-depth review of selected publications that fall into the field of social sciences was made. In literature, it is recognised that there is a scarcity of research linking the labour market and sustainability. However, in the analysed period of 1997-2023, a gradual growth was noticed in the number of publications. Four thematic clusters were identified in relation to green growth, twin transition, green employment and sustainable European labour market policy issues. The majority of authors based their study results on a critical analysis of literature, case study and database analysis. Even though qualitative research is popular among researchers studying the labour market in sustainability transitions, foresight methodology has not been used so far. The topics researched to an insufficient extent include, among others, career ecosystem, precarious employment, digital transformation, just transition, artificial intelligence or the future of work.

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“…A bibliometric analysis method was used to review the literature. This is a popular method, implemented particularly at the initial stage of interestina research topic (Ejdys & Szpilko, 2022).…”

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Labour market in sustainability transitions: a systematic literature review

Rollnik-Sadowska

2024

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“…The main theme in the articles is the management or use of sewage sludge. Due to the increase in the amount of SS produced, it is necessary to manage it appropriately in accordance with the applicable state and European regulations, as well as EU recommendations (Szpilko & Ejdys, 2022). The direction of SS development is significantly influenced by legal requirements and restrictions (Hawrylik et al, 2022).…”

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Critical assessment and recommendations for sewage sludge management in Poland

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Halicka

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The purpose of the article is to demonstrate practices used to supervise the use of sewage sludge for agricultural purposes. The presented research and conclusions are a trend analysis and are not to be used to penalise entities. Sewage sludge, which comes from the illegal dumping of wastewater into municipal wastewater by industrial plants, contains large amounts of heavy metals. Treatment plants transfer the sludge for agricultural use. Regulations specifically restrict the mode and conditions for such use of sludge. Methods: the research was carried out using a proprietary questionnaire, which is a supplement to the reporting questionnaire of the National Urban Wastewater Treatment Program implemented by the State Water Company "Wody Polskie". Results: The survey was conducted at 208 wastewater treatment plants in Poland. The results show that the majority of wastewater treatment plants do not properly supervise the process of introducing sewage sludge into the soil. They also lack supervision of how much heavy metals from wastewater are introduced into the soil. This means that there is a very high risk of contamination of agricultural soils. The results obtained could initiate a detailed analysis of this phenomenon in Poland. A comprehensive study of the scale of the practice and its current effects is required to determine the actual condition of soil treated with sewage sludge.

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“…In addition, such environmentally friendly production, f. ex., eco-production, is supplemented by waste-free technologies, recycling, eco-friendly packaging and the use of unconventional raw materials -secondary raw materials (Ejdys & Szpilko, 2022;Sikora, 2020;Yang et al, 2022;Żuchowski, 2001).…”

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Financial efficiency vs. environmental efficiency on the example of the meat and poultry industry in Poland

Zielińska-Chmielewska

2023

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The purpose of the article is to assess the relationship between financial efficiency and environmental efficiency in the meat and poultry industry in Poland between 2010-2020. Firstly, the assessment of financial efficiency in the area of profitability was underdone. Secondly, the environmental efficiency in the area of selected environmental policy components was assessed. Based on the results, the author built an econometric model examining the impact of binary variables on individual financial efficiency indicators in the area of profitability. The study consists of theoretical and practical parts. In the theoretical part, methods of analysis, synthesis, comparison and graphical transposition of data were used. In the practical part, quantitative methods: ratio financial analysis, ANOVA method, panel econometric modelling, and qualitative methods – case studies, were used. The study shows that for financial efficiency, the values of the net sales profitability ratio are statistically significant. The most important factor for environmental efficiency are consistently implementing transparent environmental policies. The practical implication of the study contributes to financial support for the meat and poultry industry in Poland. The social implication of the study is the urge to implement the principle of sustainable consumption.

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European Green Deal — research directions. a systematic literature review

Cited by 37 publications

References 81 publications

Labour market in sustainability transitions: a systematic literature review

Labour market in sustainability transitions: a systematic literature review

Critical assessment and recommendations for sewage sludge management in Poland

Financial efficiency vs. environmental efficiency on the example of the meat and poultry industry in Poland

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