CSR and smart city progress: a proposed model for urban development

Singh, Kuldeep; Kolar, Prasanna; Nanduri, Sireesha; Seetha Ram, Vedantam; Kumar, Divyesh

doi:10.1007/s12076-023-00367-3

Lett Spat Resour Sci

2023

DOI: 10.1007/s12076-023-00367-3

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CSR and smart city progress: a proposed model for urban development

Kuldeep Singh,

Prasanna Kolar,

Sireesha Nanduri

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Utilizing Technology for Sustainable Resource Management Solutions

Singh,

Dubey,

Renwick

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This chapter investigates components of sustainable resource management that are aligned with the book's theme. A strategic paradigm of the literature serves as the foundation for the investigation. In that regard, to comprehend the issue's complexities, the writers delved into earlier studies. In addition, to confirm and refine the keywords related to sustainable resource management, they utilized expert data mining. Both methodologies supported the findings that follow. Specifically, the study suggests that among academic, scientific, and policymaking circles, sustainability has become one of the most utilized buzzwords. Secondly, the findings also uncovered that the business community has refocused its efforts on sustainability as evidenced by the increased development and public release of sustainability reports. Finally, the results also showcase the growing interest by the aforementioned stakeholders as they pursue “sustainable solutions” – and in many capacities through a technology lens. Taking all of these variables into consideration, this chapter argues a compelling case for an organised effort (amongst the multiple stakeholders) to employ technology to deliver effective resource management solutions – and sets the stage for the multidisciplinary chapters that follow.

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Utilizing Technology for Sustainable Resource Management Solutions

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Dubey,

Renwick

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Advances in Logistics, Operations, and Management Science

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