Global directions for the green deal strategies—Americas, Europe, Australia, Asia, and Africa

Smol, Marzena

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Sustainable and Circular Management of Resources and Waste Towards a Green Deal 2023

DOI: 10.1016/b978-0-323-95278-1.00019-x

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Global directions for the green deal strategies—Americas, Europe, Australia, Asia, and Africa

Marzena Smol

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Looking Back and Looking Forward

Zournatzidou,

Ragazou,

Samantzis

et al. 2024

Advances in Human Resources Management and Organizational Development

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This study emphasises the need for green innovation and GHRM in organisations to achieve long-term sustainability and environmental goals. It summarizes a factorial investigation of GHRM, green innovation, and environmental performance. Sustainable development and pollution reduction improve environmental performance, according to the research. Improving environmental performance and sustainability requires green innovation, which includes process and product improvements. Improvements in product design and manufacture enable this strategy. Organizations must emphasize environmental sustainability due to the many critical concerns facing developed and emerging countries. This research has important implications for senior management and academia, helping executives create a green innovation culture in products and processes. The study also calls for further research on sustainable performance, GHRM, and green innovation in many sectors and environments

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Looking Back and Looking Forward

Zournatzidou,

Ragazou,

Samantzis

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Advances in Human Resources Management and Organizational Development

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Sustainable Development

Rattanasirivilai,

Rotjanawasuthorn,

Sirinapatpokin

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Advances in E-Business Research

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Sustainable development is a global agenda set together a century ago that countries will follow and achieve in the first half of this century. The answer to the big question “What are the conditions that will make a country successful or unsuccessful in sustainable development?” has arisen and continues today. To answer these questions with empirical data, this paper synthesizes documents in the Scopus database published from 2013 to the present and highlights how current knowledge answers these questions: 1) What is sustainable development? 2) Why is it necessary for the country to develop sustainably? 3) What is the current situation of sustainable development in the world? 4) What are the conditions and methods that will enable the country to move away from unsustainable development? 5) What are the conditions and methods for achieving sustainable development in a country? And lastly, 6) What are the conditions and methods for maintaining a sustainable level of development? The answer to each question is explained and discussed accordingly.

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Global directions for the green deal strategies—Americas, Europe, Australia, Asia, and Africa

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