Raising effective awareness for circular economy and sustainability concepts through students' involvement in a virtual enterprise

Keramitsoglou, Kiriaki M.; Litseselidis, Theodoros; Kardimaki, Anna

doi:10.3389/frsus.2023.1060860

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“…Effective communication is highlighted, and managers should transparently communicate sustainability goals and progress to stakeholders, building trust and a positive brand image. Engaging in policy advocacy and participating in broader initiatives is encouraged for societal circularity promotion (Keramitsoglou et al, 2023).…”

Section: Managerial Implicationsmentioning

confidence: 99%

The Rainbow Economy Model Leads To Holistic Circular Model

Iyer,

G.M,

Krishnan

et al. 2024

Migrat. Lett.

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The Rainbow Economy Model is a theoretical framework that proposes a holistic and inclusive approach to economic development. This model emphasizes the importance of diversity, equality, and sustainability in driving economic growth and prosperity. It recognizes that a vibrant and resilient economy is built upon a diverse range of industries, businesses, and individuals, each contributing their unique strengths and perspectives. The Rainbow Economy Model promotes the integration of social, environmental, and economic factors in decision-making processes, aiming to create a balanced and equitable society. This research aims to explore the principles and potential implications of the Rainbow Economy Model, assess its feasibility in different contexts, and identify strategies for its implementation. The research adopts mixed methodology to ascertain the holistic sustainability circular model namely the “The Rainbow Economy Model”. The practical, the social implications are quite evident, and the contribution is the data collected for future research and the Rainbow model of Sustainability.

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Section: Managerial Implicationsmentioning

confidence: 99%

The Rainbow Economy Model Leads To Holistic Circular Model

Iyer,

G.M,

Krishnan

et al. 2024

Migrat. Lett.

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“…In addition, promoting education and awareness of sustainability creates a workforce that is more aware and well-informed about environmental and social issues (Bhattacharya et. al., 2023;Keramitsoglou et. al., 2023;Iqbal et.…”

Section: Impact Of Sustainability On Employeesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Sustainability Management and Practical Implications for Employees: ANA (Vinci Airports) Case Study

Piedade,

Marques,

O’Neill

2023

J. Professional Business Review

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Purpose: The objective of this study was to understand the practical implications of the adopted sustainable, namely environmental practices in the workplace. This article’s research purpose is to understand if the sustainability and environmental measures implemented in the proposed airport management sector case study, have impact on employees, not only in their workplace, but also in their daily routines. Theoretical Framework: Authors used secondary and primary research methods, conducting a literature review, by analyzing published articles and company reports regarding the relevant concerned concepts. The qualitative research enabled the development the primary quantitative design of the conducted questionnaire survey. Design/Methodology/Approach: The authors performed questionnaire surveys to Lisbon airport employees, conducted a quantitative analysis and tested the efficiency of the proposed measures to construct a proposal that aims to improve sustainability practices in business management and daily routines. Findings: The presented results propose motivation and willingness of the respondents for sustainable practices and emphasize the relevance of change management and consolidation of specific sustainable measures in a widespread of day-to-day practices. The neutral position of respondents regarding the specific action of the organization, propose the need for a plan of action for future interactions, with further involvement, participation and information, thus, enhancing the individual and collective impact in the sector, society and in the world, as sustainable corporate practices are shown to be replicated in personal and family environment. Research, Practical & Social Implications: This paper enables the exploration of the main literature on sustainability and the understanding of practical implications for employees on their routines. Originality/Value: The study proposes an understanding, in practice, of the impact of adopted measures on employees', namely in their actions and pleasure or satisfaction derived of working in a company with s sustainable practices.

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“…Innovative teaching methods, such as experiential learning through virtual enterprises, have proven effective in enhancing this understanding. However, educational practices and policies often fall short in fully supporting CE concepts, especially at secondary education levels (Keramitsoglou et al, 2023).…”

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Secondary school students’ understanding of circular economy and recycling at a small rural school

Laius,

Saarna,

Kont

2024

INTERDISCIP J ENV SCI ED

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Biology education plays a crucial role in bridging the gap between science and society. This is of high interest and relevance for several reasons helping students to become biologically literate and understanding basic biological concepts and principles as healthcare, environmental issues, and sustainability. The aim of this study was to investigate the understanding of the 9th grade and the 12th grade students regarding circular economy and recycling. To achieve the objectives, a study was conducted with the convenience sample, involving students from a rural school. The sample was made up of 27 students, including 17 students from the 9th grade and 10 students from the 12th grade. The prior knowledge of students was assessed by the tool of drawing on the topic of the circular economy and recycling. A two-hour training module was created and carried out, including several practical tasks followed by fulfilling the compliant worksheets. The effectiveness of the module was assessed by the questionnaire focused on the new information received during the module and the general feedback of the module was gathered from the students. The results were analyzed using qualitative content analysis and descriptive quantitative research methods. The findings revealed that the understanding of circular economy and recycling among the 9th grade and the 12th grade students was different, expressed in the categories of pre-knowledge and the secondary school students are aware of the importance and purpose of circular economy and recycling. The differences appaired in the students’ obtained knowledge and changed attitudes of the 9th grade and the 12th grade students and the improvement of attitudes and willingness to behave in a sustainable way surpassed the increase of understanding of term “circular economy”.

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Raising effective awareness for circular economy and sustainability concepts through students' involvement in a virtual enterprise

Cited by 15 publications

References 90 publications

The Rainbow Economy Model Leads To Holistic Circular Model

The Rainbow Economy Model Leads To Holistic Circular Model

Sustainability Management and Practical Implications for Employees: ANA (Vinci Airports) Case Study

Secondary school students’ understanding of circular economy and recycling at a small rural school

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