Los resultados de la Cumbre de Johannesburgo

Torrijo, Ximena Fuentes

doi:10.5354/0719-3769.2003.14532

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“…Later, in 2002, the World Summit on Sustainable Development was held in Johannesburg, where two documents, the Johannesburg Declaration and the Johannesburg Plan of Action, were negotiated and adopted, expressing the agreements between States regarding the reformulation of the concept of sustainable development that remains to this day. In doing so, the notion of sustainable development transcends the boundaries of ecology and becomes a concept that addresses the diverging priorities of economic growth, social development and environmental protection [4].…”

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Proposal for an Eco-Innovation Concept for Small- and Medium-Sized Enterprises (SMEs)

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Eco-innovation is an important factor not only for the competitiveness of companies in the face of the greening of markets but also as one of the primary means on the road to sustainable development. However, there is a remarkable conceptual diversity in the subject given the theoretical perspective from which eco-innovation is analyzed. Therefore, this research aims to establish an integrating concept of eco-innovation, based on elements of acceptance in the scientific literature, for its application in SMEs. To this end, 40 articles from recognized scientific databases such as ScienceDirect, Scopus and Web of Science (WoS) were reviewed, resulting in a concept that covers the economic approach, definition, dimensions and drivers of eco-innovation. It was found that the implementation of eco-innovation is dependent on the degree of formalization in each element according to the institutional context in question.

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confidence: 99%