Industry and energy sectors in Flanders: environmental performance and response indicators

Block, Chantal; Gerven, Tom Van; Vandecasteele, Carlo

doi:10.1007/s10098-006-0063-6

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“…PSR, and DSR), is widely accepted and a commonly used framework for interdisciplinary system and model conceptualization, indicator development and integrated assessments (e.g. Block, Gerven, & Vandecasteele, 2007;OECD, 2003;Walmsley, 2002). The DPSIR framework systemises the relationships between humans and the environment in: driving forces that exert pressures on the environment, resulting in a certain state of the environment, that has an impact on humans and society, which may stimulate responses on any of the previous four elements (EEA, 1999;OECD, 2003).…”

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confidence: 99%

Towards strategies to adapt to pressures on safety of fresh produce due to climate change

Kirezieva

Jacxsens

Boekel

et al. 2015

Food Research International

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Towards strategies to adapt to pressures on safety of fresh produce due to climate change

Kirezieva

Jacxsens

Boekel

et al. 2015

Food Research International

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“…In WFAM, selecting the sub elements and influencing factors is done based on various studies, reviewing the literature (Roca and Searcy, 2012;Herva et al, 2011;Tokos et al, 2011;Singh et al, 2009;Okkonen, 2008;Petrie et al, 2007;Block et al, 2007;Jain, 2005;Labuschagne et al, 2005;Khan et al, 2004;Krajnc and Glavic, 2003;Andersson et al, 1998;Ragas et al, 1995) and discussion with the decision makers of GGS. In this case study, owner of the company, chief executive officer, general manager and a system manager were selected as the expert decision makers.…”

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A weighted fuzzy approach for product sustainability assessment: a case study in automotive industry

Ghadimi

Azadnia

Yusof

et al. 2012

Journal of Cleaner Production

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“…The measurement of company sustainability with multi indicators provides complexity and is very relevant in the context of continuous assessment [38]. The combination of eco-efficiency indicators, environmental management systems, environmental costs, sustainable energy production, environmental damage costs, environmental levies, and the number of complaints that are included are mixed indicators that provide a good picture of environmental performance and responses from the industrial and energy sectors [12].…”

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The Influence of Intellectual Capital on Corporate Sustainability through Management Accounting Practices and Corporate Performance Companies of Agroindustry Based in East Jawa

Lasiyono¹

2019

Proceedings of the International Conference on Innovation in Research (ICIIR 2018) – Section: Economics and Management Science

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This research is to test and analyze Intellectual Capital in influencing the Company's Sustainability through the Practice of Management Accounting and Corporate Performance in Agro-industry-based companies in East Java. The population of this research is Agroindustry companies in East Java, while the sample of this study is 135 Agroindustry companies which are taken by proportional random sampling, with respondents of company level managers. Data collection uses questionnaires, while data analysis uses Structural Equation Modeling (SEM). The results of testing and analysis show that: Intellectual Capital has no significant effect on Management Accounting Practices; Intellectual Capital has a significant effect on Corporate Performance ; Intellectual Capital has a significant effect on Corporate Sustainability ; then Management Accounting Practices have a significant effect on Corporate Performance ; Management Accounting Practices have a significant effect on Corporate Sustainability ; and Corporate Performance has a significant effect on Corporate Sustainability . No proof of Intellectual Capital has an effect on Management Accounting Practices because management accounting practices are more strongly influenced by the Professional Ethics of Accountants.Based on the results of the investigation to examine the role of endogenous mediation variables, it is known that the seventh hypothesis (H7) about the influence of independent variables (intellectual capital) on the mediating variable (management accounting practice) is not significant, it can be said that the management accounting practice variable is not a mediating variable in the relationship intellectual capital, management accounting practices and corporate performance. Thus H7 states that: Management accounting practices mediate the relationship between intellectual capital and corporate performance, significantly rejected. The eighth hypothesis (H8) is known that the influence of independent variables (intellectual capital) on the mediating variable (management accounting practice) is not significant, it can be said that the variable of management accounting practices is not a mediating variable in the relationship of intellectual capital, management accounting practices and corporate sustainability. Thus H8 states that: Management accounting practices mediate the relationship between intellectual capital and corporate sustainability, significantly rejected. The ninth hypothesis (H9), tenth (H10) and eleventh hypothesis (H11) can be seen that management accounting practices have a significant effect on corporate performance, corporate performance has a significant effect on corporate sustainability, indirect influence 0.267 is smaller than direct influence 0.383, it can be said that corporate performance as a mediating variable part (partial mediation). Hypothesis 9 (H9) which states that: Corporate performance mediates the relationship between intellectual capital and corporate sustainability, is significantly accepted. Hypothesis 10 (H10) which states...

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Industry and energy sectors in Flanders: environmental performance and response indicators

Cited by 7 publications

References 5 publications

Towards strategies to adapt to pressures on safety of fresh produce due to climate change

Towards strategies to adapt to pressures on safety of fresh produce due to climate change

A weighted fuzzy approach for product sustainability assessment: a case study in automotive industry

The Influence of Intellectual Capital on Corporate Sustainability through Management Accounting Practices and Corporate Performance Companies of Agroindustry Based in East Jawa

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