Sustainability Potential Analysis (SPA) of landfills—a systemic approach: initial application towards a legal landfill assessment

Lang, Daniel J.; Binder, Claudia R.; Scholz, Roland; Wiek, Arnim; Stäubli, Beat; Sieber, Christian M. K.

doi:10.1016/j.jclepro.2006.08.009

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“…An important contribution can also be seen in Lang et al (2007). It is noteworthy that as GRI signatories, they apply the GRI G3 Guidelines for preparing their sustainability reports.…”

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Strategic Decision Support: McDa Analysis in Metallurgical Sector

2017

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“…An important contribution can also be seen in Lang et al (2007). It is noteworthy that as GRI signatories, they apply the GRI G3 Guidelines for preparing their sustainability reports.…”

Section: Table1 -mentioning

confidence: 98%

Strategic Decision Support: McDa Analysis in Metallurgical Sector

2017

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“…The indicators of environmental performance, economic and social reports of all companies were collected and analyzed regarding the sustainable performance improvement. An important contribution can also be seen in Lang et al (2007). It is noteworthy that as GRI signatories, they apply the GRI G3 Guidelines for preparing their sustainability reports.…”

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The MCDA technology and the Oil and gas industry: chronologic analysis

Infante¹

2016

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A few years ago became notorious the inclusion of environmental and social issues in economic decisions, which led to a new strategic framework for organizations. Thus, it is of fundamental importance to know the present limitations and new paradigms in the operational and tactical developing of organizations, aiming at less striking and balanced actions. Thus, the objective was to develop an integrated interpretation of economic, environmental and social issues of the main companies in the oil and gas sectors in the world, featuring their activities through sustainability indicators covered in the three pillars of development (Triple Bottom Line). For the research robustness the decision support multicriteria analysis (AMD) was used as methodology, which in the application of the method ELECTRE III was possible to verify the ranking of companies according to direct sustainable reports. It was concluded that sustainable strategies allied to the Triple Bottom Line are a corporate and operational differential. Thus, it is expected to contribute to the deepening of enterprise policies across all strategic decisions focused on sustainability.

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“…The evaluation includes three main aspects (see Table 1): (1) the function; (2) vulnerability; and (3) the normative aspect of justice. The above mentioned BEPA (and an extended model of evaluation called Sustainable Potential Analysis (SPA) [83,84] identifies several system properties that affect the vulnerability of a system. These are the overly fast growth or decline of a system (i.e., change rates, see, Table 1), the question of whether a system may be considered as well-structured (and whether the dependence on the inputs of other systems (see Section 2.3) is overly critical.…”

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Digital Threat and Vulnerability Management: The SVIDT Method

Scholz

2017

Sustainability

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Abstract:The Digital Revolution is inducing major threats to many types of human systems. We present the SVIDT method (a Strengths, Vulnerability, and Intervention Assessment related to Digital Threats) for managing the vulnerabilities of human systems with respect to digital threats and changes. The method first performs a multilevel system-actor analysis for assessing vulnerabilities and strengths with respect to digital threats. Then, the method identifies threat scenarios that may become real. By constructing, evaluating, and launching interventions against all identified digital threats and their critical negative outcomes, the resilience of a specific human system can be improved. The evaluation of interventions is done when strengthening the adaptive capacity, i.e., a system's capability to cope with negative outcomes that may take place in the future. The SVIDT method is embedded in the framework of coupled human-environment systems, the theory of risk and vulnerability assessment, types of adaptation (assimilation vs. accommodation), and a comprehensive sustainability evaluation. The SVIDT method is exemplarily applied to an enterprise (i.e., a Swiss casino) for which online gaming has become an essential digital-business field. The discussion reflects on the specifics of digital threats and discusses both the potential benefits and limitations of the SVIDT method.

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Sustainability Potential Analysis (SPA) of landfills—a systemic approach: initial application towards a legal landfill assessment

Cited by 12 publications

References 19 publications

Strategic Decision Support: McDa Analysis in Metallurgical Sector

Strategic Decision Support: McDa Analysis in Metallurgical Sector

The MCDA technology and the Oil and gas industry: chronologic analysis

Digital Threat and Vulnerability Management: The SVIDT Method

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