Sustainability indicators to achieve a circular economy: A case study of renewable energy and plastic waste recycling corporate social responsibility (CSR) projects in Thailand

Niyommaneerat, Wilailuk; Suwanteep, Kultip; Chavalparit, Orathai

doi:10.1016/j.jclepro.2023.136203

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“…LCA, etc. ), the use of big data approach and others ( Jiang et al, 2023 ; Niyommaneerat et al, 2023 ). KPIs are computational sets and metrics that can be used to measure the effectiveness of CDW management practices.…”

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Construction and demolition waste framework of circular economy: A mini review

Papamichael,

Voukkali,

Loizia

et al. 2023

Waste Manag Res

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As the demand for materials continues to increase and building lifespans shorten, the construction industry faces mounting pressure to reduce its material and environmental impacts. Mismanagement of construction and demolition waste (CDW) can have severe environmental consequences. To address this, material recovery and circular economy approaches offer significant potential for reducing construction waste through the sustainable use of resources. Existing circular economy and material recovery models that prioritize recycling and reuse efforts demonstrate a sustained commitment to supporting circular practices in the construction and demolition sector. The goal is to minimize waste production, which poses environmental challenges such as raw material shortages and sustainability concerns. Using Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses statement for recruiting relevant literature, this mini review aims to identify the obstacles to implementing circular economy practices in the construction industry, while exploring opportunities for material recovery and circularity. The ultimate aim is to facilitate a fair and smooth transition towards sustainable development, while addressing environmental, social and economic barriers. A more sustainable and circular approach to building construction and management can be attained by considering all the aspects of the CDW cycle, resulting in significant benefits for the environment and society as a whole.

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Construction and demolition waste framework of circular economy: A mini review

Papamichael,

Voukkali,

Loizia

et al. 2023

Waste Manag Res

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“…Our findings confirmed previous research articulating about CSR auditing. Statutory reporting to stakeholders about CSR to ensure fair financial statements through auditing by competent and independent professionals (Delalieux and Moquet, 2020; Gunn et al , 2019; Niyommaneerat et al , 2018). Information communication technology is a new trend to accounting and auditing even for CSR (Thottoli et al , 2019a; Thottoli et al , 2019b; Thottoli et al , 2019c; Thottoli and Thomas, 2020).…”

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The interrelationship of marketing, accounting and auditing with corporate social responsibility

Thottoli

2021

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Purpose The purpose of this paper is to examine the interrelationship of marketing, accounting and auditing with corporate social responsibility (CSR) to determine the benefit of CSR marketing, the responsibility of Board of Directors (BODs) with CSR accounting and the duty of external auditors with CSR that has influence on corporate sector. Design/methodology/approach This paper uses exploratory and qualitative data obtained from multiple research methods, to investigate benefit of CSR marketing, the responsibility of BODs with CSR accounting and the duty of external auditors with CSR and of its practices by companies’ websites, google search, annual reports and CSR reports from all listed companies in the Muscat Securities Market, Oman. The data are used to critically examine and revise a previously published explanatory framework that identifies interrelationship of CSR marketing, accounting with CSR and auditing with CSR. Findings Results indicate that CSR marketing, CSR accounting and CSR auditing are closely interrelated for accepting and implementing CSR requirements by corporates. This finding suggests that the benefit of CSR marketing, the responsibility of BODs with CSR accounting and the duty of external auditors with CSR has positively influence on corporate sector. The finding helps to build good image by corporates. Practical implications Organizations from developing countries such as Oman should be aware of CSR marketing, CSR accounting and CSR auditing that affects decisions with CSR adoption and implementation by organizations that could also lead to competitive advantage when it operates in developed countries. Though, organizations in developed countries are also equip for higher expectations by applying innovative CSR initiatives. Originality/value To the best of the author’s knowledge, this is the first academic literature review on interrelationship of marketing, accounting and auditing with CSR based on evidence from an Oman context. The paper contributes by exploring the benefit of CSR marketing, the responsibility of BODs with CSR accounting and the duty of external auditors with CSR which influence on corporate sector.

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“…Several companies have implemented successful CSI initiatives, demonstrating the industry's commitment to social responsibility and environmental stewardship. This section presents case studies and examples of strategies and outcomes of CSI in the oil and gas industry, highlighting successful initiatives, challenges faced, lessons learned, and the impact on communities and environments (Bester, 2022, Lincoln & Diamond, 2023, Niyommaneerat, Suwanteep & Chavalparit, 2023. Shell Petroleum Development Company (SPDC) has a long history of CSI in Nigeria, where it operates a joint venture with the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation.…”

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STRATEGIES AND OUTCOMES OF CORPORATE SOCIAL INVESTMENT IN THE OIL & GAS INDUSTRY: A REVIEW

Stella Emeka-Okoli,

Tochukwu Chinwuba Nwankwo,

Christiana Adanma Otonnah

et al. 2024

Int. j. manag. entrep. res

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Corporate Social Investment (CSI) in the oil and gas industry has become increasingly important for companies seeking to demonstrate their commitment to social responsibility and sustainability. This review provides an overview of the strategies and outcomes associated with CSI in the oil and gas sector, highlighting key findings from a comprehensive review of existing literature. The review explores various strategies employed by oil and gas companies to engage in CSI initiatives, including community development projects, environmental conservation efforts, and partnerships with local stakeholders. It also examines the outcomes of these initiatives, focusing on their impact on communities, the environment, and the companies themselves. Key findings indicate that effective CSI strategies in the oil and gas industry involve a combination of financial investment, stakeholder engagement, and sustainable development practices. Companies that prioritize long-term partnerships with local communities and actively involve them in decision-making processes tend to achieve better outcomes in terms of social and environmental impact. Furthermore, the review highlights the importance of measuring and reporting on the outcomes of CSI initiatives to demonstrate accountability and transparency. Companies that are able to effectively communicate the social and environmental benefits of their CSI efforts are more likely to enhance their reputation and build trust with stakeholders. Overall, the review suggests that CSI can play a crucial role in enhancing the social license to operate for oil and gas companies, contributing to sustainable development and positive outcomes for communities and the environment. Keywords: Strategies, Outcomes, Corporate Social Investment, Oil and Gas, Industry.

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Sustainability indicators to achieve a circular economy: A case study of renewable energy and plastic waste recycling corporate social responsibility (CSR) projects in Thailand

Cited by 60 publications

References 45 publications

Construction and demolition waste framework of circular economy: A mini review

Construction and demolition waste framework of circular economy: A mini review

The interrelationship of marketing, accounting and auditing with corporate social responsibility

STRATEGIES AND OUTCOMES OF CORPORATE SOCIAL INVESTMENT IN THE OIL & GAS INDUSTRY: A REVIEW

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