From cleaner production to sustainable development: the role of academia

Khalili, Nasrin R.; Duecker, Susanna; Ashton, Weslynne; Chávez, Francisco

doi:10.1016/j.jclepro.2014.01.099

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“…Economic growth results of implementing cleaner production and sustainable business model have been identified and explained in other studies. Khalili et al (2015) reported that clean production leads to protection of both economic growth and environmental values, specifically in an industrial sector. Gómez Gómez et al (2011) in a critical evaluation of the EFQM Excellence Model have argued that this model has a shortcoming on its criteria and could not behave as is expected while examined empirically.…”

Section: Adapting Efqm Criteria To Sustainable Business Modelmentioning

confidence: 99%

Can excellence management models encompass “cleaner production” and “sustainable business” revolution? (European Foundation for Quality Management as a case study)

Aryanasl

Jamal

Arjmandi

et al. 2016

Int. J. Environ. Sci. Technol.

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''Environmental issues'' along with raising awareness of people about the value of ecological systems and the growth of environmentalism have affected businesses systems and models by introducing new concepts and models for business such as sustainable business model. European Foundation for Quality Management (EFQM) Excellence Model provides a clear path for a company to follow in order to achieve its planned results which can be called sustainable business. The purpose of this study is to explore whether the mentioned model is suitable for the businesses that are based on cleaner production and sustainable business models. The method used in this study is an explorative one based on the literature review and exploration of the adaptability of EFQM Excellence Model (2013), including its fundamental concepts and its criteria, to eight archetypes of sustainable business. The results showed that out of eight fundamental concepts of this model, four are aligned with sustainable business model and four need redefining. Moreover, it was found that environmentalism should be added to the five enablers of the model, and results criteria of it needed to be restructured and redefined. In conclusion, it was shown that despite adoptability of the fundamental concepts of EFQM Excellence Model, there were some lacking criteria for adapting them to sustainable business model. Having this in mind, a modified type of model with the new defined criteria was proposed in this study.

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Section: Adapting Efqm Criteria To Sustainable Business Modelmentioning

confidence: 99%

Can excellence management models encompass “cleaner production” and “sustainable business” revolution? (European Foundation for Quality Management as a case study)

Aryanasl

Jamal

Arjmandi

et al. 2016

Int. J. Environ. Sci. Technol.

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“…Undergraduate academic programs: to introduce CP on the curricula of undergraduate programs [27,30]. 2.…”

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“…To this end, the program developed a project to create CPCs in different countries, while some HEIs used different approaches to promote and implement CP: • A similar approach was use in the Brock University (Canada), where a workshop on CP was held to provide professional of wine production with the required tools to develop CP assessments at their wineries [29]. • Based on the economic success of the knowledgebased economies and their increased need for human resources training to support local economies, a program to infuse the CP approach in the design of higher education academic programs was developed [30]. Results show a methodology to design academic programs infused with the CP approach under different constrains.…”

Section: Higher Education Institutions (Hei)mentioning

confidence: 99%

Higher education and cleaner production

Gutiérrez¹,

Eras²

2017

IJMSOR

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Abstract--Universities are essential towards Sustainable Development (SD) and Cleaner Production (CP), which assess the relation between the economic and the environmental performance of companies (two of the pillars of SD) can bridge universities with companies of the production and service sector. CP stands as a rapid developing branch of science and can be used as a way to SD, while ensuring high impact researches in universities. Additionally, CP can turn into an alternative source of incomes through consulting to companies and the government.Keywords--Cleaner Production, Higher education, sustainable development, Education.Resumen--Las universidades son esenciales en el camino hacia el desarrollo sostenible y la producción más limpia. En particular, la producción más limpia, que evalúa la relación entre economía y medioambiente (dos pilares del desarrollo sostenible) de empresas del sector de producción y servicios, puede servir de puente entre las universidades y el sector de producción y servicios. La producción más limpia es una rama de rápido desarrollo de la ciencia que puede ser utilizada como un camino hacia el desarrollo sostenible, mientras investigaciones e alto impacto en las universidades. Adicionalmente, la producción más limpia puede ser una fuente de ingresos a través de consultorías a compañías del sector de producción y servicios y al gobierno.Palabras claves--Producción más Limpia, Educación Superior, Desarrollo Sostenible, Educación

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“…Ghisellinia et al (2016) szerint a kék gazdaság elvei szerint működő vállalat stratégiája a tisztább termelés és az ökológiai szemléletű tervezés. Khalili et al (2015) és Ghisellinia et al (2016) rámutattak, hogy a tisztább termelés alapvetően erőforrás-hatékonysággal bír. A hulladék-és károsanyag-kibocsátás csökkentésével foglalkozik a termék-és folyamattervezés vállalatszintű alkalmazása során.…”

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Optimális erőforrás-allokáció a kék gazdaság vállalatainál

Hartung¹

2017

Hitelintézeti szemle

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Journal of Economic Literature (JEL) kódok: C65, Q56Kulcsszavak: belső elszámolóár, erőforrás-allokáció, környezetterhelés, nullahulladék elv, környezetvédelmi bírság Ghisellinia et al. (2016), valamint Munck -Scheel (2016) szerint alapvetően fontos célkitűzés, hogy a gazdasági növekedést alacsonyabb környezetterhelés kísérje. Ebből következően olyan termelési technológiáknak kell előtérbe kerülniük, melyek minimális káros következménnyel járnak a környezetre és az emberi egészségre, miközben lehetőség szerint a teljes kibocsátás hasznosul a vállalat nyereséges működése során. Jaehn (2016) tanulmányában rávilágított, hogy a növekedéssel járó negatív környezeti kihívások kezelésére -mindössze tíz-húsz évvel ezelőtt -megjelent a fenntartható termelés fogalma, mely alatt az erőforrás-hatékonyságot támogató irányzatokat érti. BevezetésHitelintézeti Szemle, 16. évf. 3. szám, 2017. szeptember, 98-118. o

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From cleaner production to sustainable development: the role of academia

Cited by 162 publications

References 18 publications

Can excellence management models encompass “cleaner production” and “sustainable business” revolution? (European Foundation for Quality Management as a case study)

Can excellence management models encompass “cleaner production” and “sustainable business” revolution? (European Foundation for Quality Management as a case study)

Higher education and cleaner production

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