A model for integrated assessment of sustainable development

Krajnc, Damjan; Glavič, Peter

doi:10.1016/j.resconrec.2004.06.002

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“…Thus, in keeping with Krajnc and Glavič (2005), we will differentiate between indicators whose increase has a positive impact on sustainable development and those whose increase has a negative impact, where I þ N ;ijt ;, the normalized indicator i (with positive impact) for a group of indicators j for time (year) t and I À N ;ijt ; the normalized indicator i (with negative impact) for a group of indicators j for the same time ( Table V shows as an example the core indicators, both original and normalized used in the case of Germany. The defined membership functions for the core indicators, performance indicators, the ICSDI and the ESAI are triangular membership functions not only due to their simplicity (Lin et al, 2007) but also because they can approximate most non-triangular ones (Pedrycz, 1994).…”

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“…Notwithstanding, the literature concerned with the evaluation of public and private sustainable development initiatives coincides in the necessity of creating indicators that would quantify the concept and realize the abovementioned evaluation process (see Andriantiatsaholiniaina et al, 2004;Azapagic, 2004;Atlee and Kirchain, 2006;European Commission, 2005;Hanley et al, 1999;Krajnc and Glavič, 2005).…”

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“…(Azapagic, 2004;de la Cuesta-González et al, 2006;Konrad et al 2006;Krajnc and Glavič, 2005). Therefore, it can be considered that the GRI indicators constitute a sound foundation for the evaluation of the industries' contribution to sustainable development.…”

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“…The using of composite index can be seen in the cognition of development trends in business decision making. In the qualitative part of the research we have created in the condition of particular enterprise a composite index of sustainability which we constructed based on the work of Glavič & Krajnc (2005).…”

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ABSTRACT. Today's world brings in many new pulses for enterprises not to focus on well established performance management tools used in the past. There is an obvious need to use new methods of performance management within strategic-oriented management. A good example here is also the concept of corporate sustainability. This concept is focused on company's performance in the long term, whereby the company essentially follows not only profitability, but also takes into account the process and results of all activities in relation to surrounding community and environment. The main aim of this paper is to analyse different phases of measuring and managing business performance, and also to measure the impact of the selected measurement tools of performance management on the overall business performance of Slovak enterprises, as well as to highlight the relation of the composite index of sustainable development with business performance. The results show the very important link between business strategy and system for measuring and managing corporate performance, which is positively reflected in the achievement of the overall performance. Also confirmed is the relationship with the composite index of sustainable development.

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“…Based on these results, a criteria weight distribution was developed in consultation with a team of interdisciplinary scientists and project partners. where CSI is the composite sustainability indicator, w is the weight of criterion i, and cv is the criteria value of criterion i (compare Krajnc and Glavič 2005).…”

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This chapter presents an analytic framework to identify agricultural innovations that are sustainable and suitable for the poorest and most vulnerable parts of the population. The framework contains a set of tools to collect and evaluate information on appropriate innovations based on relevant criteria. It considers the dimensions of environmental resilience, economic viability, and social sustainability, as well as technical sustainability considering important properties of the innovation itself. Information on already available agricultural innovations was collected in ten countries in South and Southeast Asia, as well as from the national and international agricultural research communities. A composite sustainability indicator was constructed to compare the collected innovations and radar charts were computed to visualize their performance in each sustainability criterion.

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A model for integrated assessment of sustainable development

Cited by 177 publications

References 7 publications

The Effectiveness of the Public Support Policies for the European Industry Financing as a Contribution to Sustainable Development

The Effectiveness of the Public Support Policies for the European Industry Financing as a Contribution to Sustainable Development

Possibilities for Developing Business Potential in Economic Education. Examples of Implementation in Slovakia and the Czech Republic

Assessing the Sustainability of Agricultural Technology Options for Poor Rural Farmers

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