Framework of Sustainability Assessment (FSA) method for manufacturing industry in Malaysia

Sahimi, Nur Soliha; Turan, Faiz Mohd; Johan, Kartina

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“…This study aims to address and assess the urgent need to understand and mitigate these environmental impacts. The chosen title emphasises the significant role of the industry in Malaysia and the complex environmental issues it presents [9][10][11].…”

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Assessing the Negative Impact of Palm Oil Industry in Malaysia through a Systemic Method

Lau Kai Ming,

Faiz Mohd Turan,

Norazlianie Sazali

2024

ARAM

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This research paper studies the life cycle assessment of palm oil production and the impact on the environment due to palm oil production. A life cycle assessment includes a life cycle inventory and a life cycle impact assessment. The life cycle inventory accounts for all the parameters of the milling process of palm oil production, such as kernels, shells, etc. The life cycle impact assessment includes all the impacts on the environment and human health, such as global warming, ecotoxicity, radiation, the ozone layer, and more. This research paper will also include the opportunity to overcome the impacts due to palm oil production.

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Assessing the Negative Impact of Palm Oil Industry in Malaysia through a Systemic Method

Lau Kai Ming,

Faiz Mohd Turan,

Norazlianie Sazali

2024

ARAM

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“…In addition, Oliveira et al reported that, in the early 1990s, the concerned companies focused on environmental impacts resulting from their production operations by applying the end-of-pipe treatment principle and recycling practices as a preventive and proactive process [14]. Since that time, sustainability assessment has increasingly grown as a significant new evaluation approach for assisting both decision-making and policy-making on a wide range of sustainability components in various sectors globally [15], such as energy, transport, industry, infrastructure, finance, and land. In addition, more consideration has been given to the industrial sector and, specifically, the most carbonintensive industries [16].…”

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Towards Effective Environmental Sustainability Reporting in the Large Industrial Sector of Bahrain

2021

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The industrial sector plays a vital role in economic development; therefore, there is a necessity to integrate sustainability into industrial development to maintain the economy and avoid any degradation impacts on the environment, and thereafter on society. Thus, do Bahraini companies have sustainability reports and if so, are these reports based on GRI guidelines? Has the status of their sustainability reports been analyzed? This research aims to examine the sustainability reports of companies by analyzing the status of sustainability aspects in their materiality matrices to assist in identifying and prioritizing the most significant sustainability issues for advancement in their future reporting and to improve their environmental performance. This study employs a content analysis approach and analyzes 11 reports from the period 2016–2020 for three companies in Bahrain’s large industrial sector. The study reveals that the companies using materiality analysis in their reporting benefit from better monitoring and measuring of their environmental performance, and from implementing SDGs. Furthermore, the study indicates that the utilization of a materiality matrix as a reporting tool can define and improve report contents by considering stakeholders’ views, consequently, improving the quality of the sustainability reports. The study concludes by proposing a set of recommendations.

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The path toward the 2030 Agenda: the implementation status of sustainable development goals in the large industrial sector of Bahrain

Rashed

2024

Environ Dev Sustain

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Framework of Sustainability Assessment (FSA) method for manufacturing industry in Malaysia

Cited by 5 publications

References 6 publications

Assessing the Negative Impact of Palm Oil Industry in Malaysia through a Systemic Method

Assessing the Negative Impact of Palm Oil Industry in Malaysia through a Systemic Method

Towards Effective Environmental Sustainability Reporting in the Large Industrial Sector of Bahrain

The path toward the 2030 Agenda: the implementation status of sustainable development goals in the large industrial sector of Bahrain

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