Hitting the Triple Bottom Line

Scuri, Sabrina; Ferreira, Marta; Nunes, Nuno; Nisi, Valentina; Mulligan, Cathy

doi:10.1145/3491102.3517518

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“…However, it is not tangible and an important challenge in the software engineering industry [35]. Sustainable development (SD), in its dimensions, environment, economy, and society, is an area of growing concern within the HCI community, human-computer interaction [43]. The topic of peer-to-peer (P2P) energy-sharing platforms has the potential to transform the current energy system centered on renewable energies [45].…”

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Challenges and Opportunities for Sustainable Engineering: Products, Services, Technologies, and Social Inclusivity with a Gender Approach

Bustamante-Mora,

Diéguez-Rebolledo,

Hormazábal

et al. 2024

Sustainability

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Today, sustainable engineering faces challenges, highlighting the need to develop sustainable technologies and systems to support these new engineering projects and services. These sustainable engineering challenges aim to achieve a balance between people and the planet. To this end, 17 Sustainable Development Goals and 169 targets have been formulated, constituting the internationally accepted global sustainability aspirations for 2030. To address this issue, it is necessary to characterize its product life cycle; if there are models for the integration of sustainable engineering in policies, strategies, and programs of public and private institutions, what would be its impact at economic and social levels and its sustainable social engineering, and how would the gender approach impact these areas since it is an inclusive part of the SDG 2030 and plays a relevant role? This research analyzes models of social inclusiveness, engineering products and services for sustainability, and integration into sustainable development goals of engineering products and technology, reviewing whether gender equality or equity is present in their application and development. This study highlights relevant initiatives and the most used technological tools. The PRISMA protocol directed this study, which identified 252 pertinent articles for analysis and suggested effective practices for employing products, services, and technologies to advance sustainable engineering in the near term.

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Section: Results In Line With the Research Questionsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Challenges and Opportunities for Sustainable Engineering: Products, Services, Technologies, and Social Inclusivity with a Gender Approach

Bustamante-Mora,

Diéguez-Rebolledo,

Hormazábal

et al. 2024

Sustainability

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“…A debate overly focused on persuasive systems has been openly critiqued by Dourish [38], who considers such an approach as an expression of neoliberal thinking as it tends to conceive environmental concerns merely in terms of personal (individualistic) moral choices. In continuity with these considerations, in the last few years, several authors (e.g., [56,68,112,10,109]) pointed out the very need of broadening the vision of sustainability by addressing the social system, supporting local communities, and social justice. Therefore, sustainability has started to be considered not only from the environmental perspective but also in relation to social issues [94] -such us inclusivity [63], local communities [47], labour [51], and economy [133].…”

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“…In this paper, we reflect upon sustainability implications of the IoMusT, a topic that has been largely overlooked thus far by the research community. While different conceptions and definitions of sustainability exist, a consensus supports that environmental, social, and economic sustainability are equally important [103,109]. Thus, a reflection on sustainability requires adopting a comprehensive account of its various declinations.…”

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“…In this paper, we do not offer specific new practical solutions to address individual aspects of sustainability related to particular components of IoMusT system, rather we offer a model to connect individual instances to address sustainability from a comprehensive perspective. Such a perspective is crucial to truly address the sustainability issues, as the various aspects are interconnected, as highlighted in the United Nation goals for sustainable development and further stressed by recent HCI literature [103,109,56].…”

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Sustainable Internet of Musical Things: Strategies to Account for Environmental and Social Sustainability in Network-Based Interactive Music Systems

Masu,

Merendino,

Rodã

et al. 2024

IEEE Access

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The use of internet-based and networking technology in computer music systems has greatly increased in the past few years. Such efforts fall in the remits of the emerging filed of the Internet of Musical Things (IoMusT), the extension of the Internet of Things paradigm to the musical domain. Given the increasing importance of connected devices in the musical domain, it is essential to reflect on the relationship between such systems and sustainability at the environmental and social levels. In this paper, we address this aspect from two perspectives: 1) how to design IoMusT systems in a sustainable way, and 2) how IoMusT systems can support sustainability. To this end, we relied on three lenses, combining literature from green IoT (lens 1), Sustainable HCI (lens 2), and the Sustainable Development Goals from the United Nations (lens 3). By combining these three lenses, we developed five strategies for a sustainable IoMusT, which are extensively presented and discussed providing critical reflections.

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“…Work in this vein seeks to support people in understanding the interactions of climate change variables across sectors (e.g., environment, economy, social life). For instance, climate change and socioeconomic development are deeply intertwined: on the one hand, social and economic activities are the main drivers of climate change, and on the other hand, climate change impacts these activities heavily [18]. Although the early work of Sustainable HCI has been critiqued recently for its focus on individual behavior over systemic change [4,18], this research continues to play an important role in communicating the scale of climate change both at the global and local levels.…”

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HCI for Climate Change: Imagining Sustainable Futures

Mencarini

Bremer

Leonardi

et al. 2023

Extended Abstracts of the 2023 CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems

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As the climate crisis is turning into one of the most critical issues of our time, HCI researchers keep reflecting on the role their work can play in reducing the impact of adverse environmental changes. Suggestions have been made to expand Sustainable HCI (SHCI)'s intervention area to policy design to have a larger impact, consider non-human actors' perspective to incorporate the value of biodiversity, develop multidisciplinary competencies and work across disciplines to understand climate change, and finally make it understandable to citizens and pave the way for their action. This workshop calls to discuss the different angles from which the problem of climate change has been addressed by the CHI community so far. We believe these different angles have several contact points, and the convergence of these different perspectives would help HCI researchers better imagine sustainable futures.CCS CONCEPTS • HCI theory, concepts and models • Sustainability * Main contact person.

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Hitting the Triple Bottom Line

Cited by 29 publications

References 88 publications

Challenges and Opportunities for Sustainable Engineering: Products, Services, Technologies, and Social Inclusivity with a Gender Approach

Challenges and Opportunities for Sustainable Engineering: Products, Services, Technologies, and Social Inclusivity with a Gender Approach

Sustainable Internet of Musical Things: Strategies to Account for Environmental and Social Sustainability in Network-Based Interactive Music Systems

HCI for Climate Change: Imagining Sustainable Futures

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