Linkage between Public Policy, Green Technology and  Green Products on Environmental Awareness  in the Urban Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Saifullah, Md. Khaled; Kari, Fatimah; Ali, Md. Arphan

doi:10.13106/jafeb.2017.vol4.no2.45

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“…The authors also suggest that increased awareness of environmental issues can change the sustainability awareness positively, which will ultimately lead to a sustainable environment. Saifullah et al (2017) suggest that education and communication about environmental issues should focus the young generation so that it is more confident and willing to cooperate with the environmental awareness raising activities that are proposed or implemented.…”

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Determinants Influencing Consumers Purchasing Intention for Sustainable Fashion: Evidence from Ho Chi Minh City

Ho¹,

Vu²,

Vu³

2020

JAFEB

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This paper investigates factors impacting on sustainable fashion buying intention of consumers by reviewing studies about the topic and conducting a survey with consumers in Ho Chi Minh City. In detail, firstly, an interview with 15 respondents was conducted to check the understanding of concepts and questions and, secondly, the study used the convenient sampling method, with 172 samples collected and analyzed, of which young respondents accounted for the majority of the sample. The respondents tend to go shopping many times in a year, with the number of people buying fashion products from every week to every two months accounting for 65.2% totally. The findings suggest that the firms should prioritize strategies that can improve customer attitude toward sustainable fashion, making them feel good, pleasant, satisfied and favorable when engaging in sustainable fashion consumption. This study concludes that consumers need more information to enable them to make better ethical decisions. This study proposes that the major channels that consumers use to seek sustainable product information include public education, peer influence, and corporate marketing information about the products. This study concludes that public education and corporate marketing information on green consumption education is effective for improving consumer sustainable buying intention.

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Determinants Influencing Consumers Purchasing Intention for Sustainable Fashion: Evidence from Ho Chi Minh City

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Vu²,

Vu³

2020

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“…Governments around the world have begun to take a variety of methods to control or reduce pollution [35]. A series of related measures have been launched, including introducing green technology, initiating green initiatives, and even directly integrating environmental management into the national development planning as well as the national project [36]. Besides, Green GDP (Green Gross Domestic Product, a comprehensive indicator involving the environment and economy to evaluate sustainable development) and other environmental protection policies are implemented to urge local governments to fulfill their environmental responsibilities [37].…”

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Impact of Political Connections on Corporate Environmental Performance: From a Green Development Perspective

Zhang

Yang

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Sustainability

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Employing a sample consisting of Chinese A-share listed companies, this study carries out an empirical research to investigate the influence path of political connections on enterprise environmental performance. The results show a strong positive association between political connections and corporate environmental performance, and green technology innovation plays the mediating role between them. In addition, public participation negatively moderates the relationship between political connections and corporate environmental performance. When the level of public participation is higher, the relationship between political connections and corporate environmental performance becomes weaker.

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“…Environmental education or awareness is a key factor in determining the ecological quality of a nation (Sinha et al, 2019(Sinha et al, , 2020. There are evidences on rising environmental awareness as an instrument for energy policy both in the academic as well as grey literature (Saifullah et al, 2017;Zhu et al, 2018). Akerlof (2017) addressed this concern on the timing of environmental awareness as a policy tool.…”

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How renewable energy consumption contribute to environmental quality? The role of education in OECD countries

Zafar

Shahbaz

Sinha³

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Journal of Cleaner Production

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Designing a comprehensive policy framework for ascertaining sustainable development is a problem faced by most of the countries around the globe, and the developed nations are no exception to that. Environmental awareness-oriented policy design for achieving sustainable development goals is a challenge for the developed nations, and there lies the contribution of this study. This study analyzes the impact of renewable energy on carbon emissions, in presence of education, natural resource abundance, foreign direct investment, and economic growth for the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development countries over the period of 1990-2015. Second generation methodologies are adapted for the empirical estimation. The results show the stimulating role of renewable energy consumption in shaping environmental quality. Education declines carbon emissions. Natural resource abundance and foreign direct investment deteriorate environmental quality. Moreover, the time series individual country analysis also confirms that renewable energy has a positive impact on economic growth. The heterogeneous causality analysis reveals the feedback effect, i.e., bidirectional causal associations among carbon emissions, education, and renewable energy consumption. This empirical evidence suggests that countries should increase investment in education and renewable energy sectors and plan for research and development in renewable energy for ensuring environmental sustainability.

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Linkage between Public Policy, Green Technology and Green Products on Environmental Awareness in the Urban Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Cited by 19 publications

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Determinants Influencing Consumers Purchasing Intention for Sustainable Fashion: Evidence from Ho Chi Minh City

Determinants Influencing Consumers Purchasing Intention for Sustainable Fashion: Evidence from Ho Chi Minh City

Impact of Political Connections on Corporate Environmental Performance: From a Green Development Perspective

How renewable energy consumption contribute to environmental quality? The role of education in OECD countries

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