Public-Private Partnership in Building Sustainable Development of the Kuyavian-Pomeranian Voivodship

Huterska, Agnieszka

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“…On the other hand, however, political support is required. City authorities should set appropriate laws and rules, but also cooperate with the private sector to improve the capacity to collect and recycle waste, facilitate distributed generation of renewable energy, build energy efficiency, and ensure the cleanliness of all material flows into and out of the city [ 20 , 21 ]. Broad alliances and networks between different social, economic, and political actors are needed to gain support, acceptance, and legitimacy for green vision activities [ 22 , 23 ].…”

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Environmental Sustainability Assessment of the European Union’s Capital Cities

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Łapińska

Bartoš

2022

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The growing flow of people into cities causes several challenges for their functioning. This brings the need to ensure, for example, efficient transport, sustainable waste, and appropriate energy policy. Particularly capital cities are exposed to the above-mentioned risks, due to their large numbers and densities of inhabitants. Therefore, the state of the environment in cities should be monitored systematically. The research aim of this article is to evaluate the level of environmental sustainability in capitals of European Union countries. A synthetic indicator was made up of diagnostic variables, using quantitative and qualitative indicators relating to the quality of the environment. Based on the ranking, results reveal that Europe is spatially divided according to the level of environmental quality. The best results were achieved by capital cities of the northern European countries. The analysis presented here has some application potential. It can serve to identify challenges to improving the quality of the environment, and to raise public awareness of the importance of changing individual behaviour (e.g., use of public transport).

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Environmental Sustainability Assessment of the European Union’s Capital Cities

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Łapińska

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2022

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“…The concept of corporate social responsibility is a systematic response to the challenges of sustainable development. The concept of CSR is considered to be an autonomous development model, useful in solving social, economic and environmental problems (Ziółkowski, 2012;Huterska, 2017).…”

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Breaching the principles of corporate social responsibility and rules of the sharing economy in the passenger transport services market

Łapińska¹,

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Graszewicz³

2018

European Journal of Service Management

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The purpose of this paper is to analyse and evaluate business activities of the Uber company which declares itself as a sharing economy subject. The analysis is performed in the context of compliance with the principles of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), and the rules that should be followed by economic subjects operating under the sharing economy. Uber matches people who want to offer a transportation service with people who want to use this service. For this purpose, the company uses online applications. On the passenger transport market, it creates very serious competition for taxi corporations. The research carried out shows that the company has seriously violated the principles of CSR and the rules that should apply to subjects of the shared economy. Uber has enabled them to bypass tax regulations, passenger safety regulations and labour standards. #0# Ziółkowski, B. (2012). Ewolucyjne podejście do ekoinnowacji i zrównoważonego rozwoju-ujęcie systemowe. Rzeszów: Wydawnictwo Bonus Liber.

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“…The research results were published in G. Voss, Przestrzeganie zasad etycznych w rachunkowości w ocenie kierowników jednostek, Studia Oeconomica Posnaniensia 4 (11) 2016, pp. 286-301 2. For the purposes of identifying the research results, the author used a shorter version and generalisation and refers the results to 2015 and 2017 omitting complete time periods with specifying the months.…”

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Professional Ethics in Accounting as Assessed by Managers of Entities

Voss¹

2018

European Journal of Economics and Business Studies

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The code of professional ethics in accounting constitutes a collection of ethical standards, the observation of which is an indispensable part of contemporary accounting. Their scope and practical use give rise to no doubts, and for this reason all necessary measures must be taken to ensure their correct and common application. The evaluation of the practical application of ethical standards in accounting as assessed by managers of organisational units gives rise to doubts and therefore the role of professional ethics must be strengthened by means of actions to promote and educate or to apply directly precautionary measures and the ones confirming the observation of ethical standards by units. However, introduction of such solutions requires a change in legal regulations and in the approach in all the business entities operating on the market.

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Public-Private Partnership in Building Sustainable Development of the Kuyavian-Pomeranian Voivodship

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Environmental Sustainability Assessment of the European Union’s Capital Cities

Environmental Sustainability Assessment of the European Union’s Capital Cities

Breaching the principles of corporate social responsibility and rules of the sharing economy in the passenger transport services market

Professional Ethics in Accounting as Assessed by Managers of Entities

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