2004
DOI: 10.1590/s1415-65552004000400005
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A proposição de uma taxonomia para análise da gestão ambiental no Brasil

Abstract: Este trabalho propõe uma taxonomia para sistemas de gestão ambiental de organizações industriais e analisa a relação da gestão ambiental com a inovação tecnológica adotada. As organizações têm demonstrado comportamentos diferenciados quanto às políticas de gestão, recursos aplicados e instrumentos de controle de gestão ambiental, mesmo quando têm um Sistema de Gestão Ambiental certificado. A pesquisa foi realizada em 37 organizações industriais no Brasil e os dados foram analisados com as técnicas de análise f… Show more

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“…In the company website, the corporation declares as its vision: "To be renowned for its competitiveness in added value solutions and respect for chain value sustainable growth". Thus, once sustainability is built in the organisation's vision, it is assumed that the company is at a stage characterized by the presence of proactive strategic environmental management actions that will generate value for the organisation (Machado & Zylbersztajn, 2003;Barbieri, 2004;Rohrich & Cunha, 2004;Valadão & Oliveira, 2010;Pereira et al, 2010).…”
Section: Results: Doentia's Corporate Social Responsibility Contextmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In the company website, the corporation declares as its vision: "To be renowned for its competitiveness in added value solutions and respect for chain value sustainable growth". Thus, once sustainability is built in the organisation's vision, it is assumed that the company is at a stage characterized by the presence of proactive strategic environmental management actions that will generate value for the organisation (Machado & Zylbersztajn, 2003;Barbieri, 2004;Rohrich & Cunha, 2004;Valadão & Oliveira, 2010;Pereira et al, 2010).…”
Section: Results: Doentia's Corporate Social Responsibility Contextmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the same direction, Donaire (1994) and Barbieri (2004) describe phases for environmental management: (1) initial actions related to the installation of pollution control equipment; (2) environmental control is integrated with productive processes to prevent pollution; and (3) environmental control is integrated into the administrative management. Rohrich and Cunha (2004) suggest another three-group classification for companies' environmental management actions: (1) control, with actions more at the operational and laws compliance levels; (2) prevention, with greater concern about product manufacture; and (3) proactive, when environmental issues are considered strategic and every company's area is involved. It becomes evident in those proposed classifications that, in the last stages or groups, there should be integration, within the organisation, between the business management and the environmental management practices, including, hence, the way in which the organisation's internal stakeholders are involved with these practices.…”
Section: Stakeholder Theory and Social-environmental Responsibilitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Está também associada à avaliação e ao diagnóstico da atuação ambiental das empresas com vistas à melhoria desse desempenho (ROHRICH & CUNHA, 2004).…”
Section: Doi: 101590/s1413-41522016126712unclassified
“…Muitas vezes, mesmo nos casos em que se observa a existência de um Sistema de Gestão Ambiental certificado, como é o caso da NBR ISO 14.001, há grandes diferenças quando as organizações são analisadas individualmente (Rohrich & Cunha, 2004).…”
Section: Gestão Ambientalunclassified
“…Essa exploração da natureza sobrepõe-se à mentalidade de preservação encontrada nos países considerados desenvolvidos. Assim, o Brasil tem visto a destruição ambiental como o preço (aceitável) a ser pago pelo progresso econômico ou, ainda, como uma prioridade menor considerando suas necessidades mais imediatas (Rohrich & Cunha, 2004).…”
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