World Business Council for Sustainable Development

Alberto, Fernanda Cristina Pedrosa; Guerreiro, Marta Alexandra Silva

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-02006-4_974-1

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“…This will require an entrepreneurial state that innovates, takes risks, and invests alongside the private sector. (Mazzucato, 2020)…”

Section: Combining Two Issues: Climate and Public Healthmentioning

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How the World Economic Forum damages the credibility of climate science

Woodworth¹

2023

American J Econ Sociol

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The World Economic Forum (WEF) was established in 1971 with the nominal purpose of bringing together leaders to discuss global problems. However, it is well on its way to becoming the most powerful institution in the world, merely by setting forth an agenda for global management that is attractive to many political and business leaders. Two of the central issues on which the WEF has focused are climate change and the pandemic. The first has a depth of scientific support, but the WEF's stance and official pronouncements on the latter were never based on normal scientific review procedures. Since the WEF was a catalyst in the rush to judgment on COVID‐19 lockdowns and vaccine mandates, this suggests that the WEF is primarily guided by political motives, not by science. In fact, the way the WEF approaches the climate issue—as an excuse to restrict freedom without promoting renewable energy sources—makes evident the true motives of the WEF. As a result of the WEF's political use of the climate issue, the validity of climate science has been tarnished in the public mind. If there were true political will to solve the existential problem for future generations, the following could be undertaken immediately: To convert the oil industry to renewable energy, national governments of the world could agree to require that the fossil fuel companies receiving tax dollars convert to renewable energy at a rate of 7%–8% per year. Compounded, within 10 years, these companies would still be dominating the energy game, but with safe sustainable alternatives.

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“…This will require an entrepreneurial state that innovates, takes risks, and invests alongside the private sector. (Mazzucato, 2020)…”

Section: Combining Two Issues: Climate and Public Healthmentioning

confidence: 99%

How the World Economic Forum damages the credibility of climate science

Woodworth¹

2023

American J Econ Sociol

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“…Risks may be caused for various reasons, such as uncertainty in financial markets, threats arising from project failures (design, development, production, and sustainability), legal liabilities, accidents, natural means and disasters, or intentional attacks [15]. The ERM function of a business has critical importance for monitoring and managing the risks and opportunities arising from internal and external factors, primarily social, environmental, legal, political, technological, and economic requirements [16]. Enterprise risk management within an organization directs companies to determine and measure risks to determine long term strategic business goals and stakeholder expectations and establishes a balance between the risk that a company may be exposed to and the opportunities to be found.…”

Section: Risk Definition In Business Process Managementmentioning

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“…There are two widespread risk management frameworks used globally. These are the COSO corporate risk management framework and International Standardization Organization (ISO) 31000 risk management standard [16].…”

Section: Risk Definition In Business Process Managementmentioning

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Sustainability Management Model Based on Risk Analysis and Implementation of the Model

Coşkun

Akgül

2022

Sustainability

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In modern business management, the effective management of organizational structures based on goals within the scope of modern management concepts, as well as the continuous improvement of processes for increasing competitiveness, are critical. The purpose of this study is to discuss the matter of risk identification and analysis, practices that are seen in many different fields within the scope of the notion of sustainable management. It aimed to add the dimensions of targets and risk analysis to the scope of process analysis and development, within this study. The stages, starting with the definition of the processes in the process model through the targets based on the risk analysis, are transformed into a quality assurance cycle and completed with the determination, monitoring, and evaluation of the sustainable process development activities. The performance indicators of the business processes in a textile business were determined, and the identification of a model structure with systematic traceability was provided, in practice. The opportunities and threats encountered in achieving the determined goals were identified. The defined factors were examined within the scope of the failure mode and effects analysis and risk analysis methods. The risk evaluations were performed using fuzzy numbers. The results obtained by fuzzy failure mode effects analysis were evaluated through the MATLAB Fuzzy Logic Design Toolbox model. Risks were ranked as a result of the evaluation, and process development activities were chosen.

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“…Metode dalam pencapaian konsep eco-efficiency salah satunya ialah dengan memfungsikan teknologi yang berkembang (Schmidheiny dalam Pearce & Robinson, 2008). Welley mengemukakan bahwa "investasi dalam teknologi yang diperlukan oleh perusahaan untuk mengurangi efek mengerikan pada lingkungan sekitar serta memenuhi persyaratan eco efficiency membutuhkan biaya yang besar" (Walley & Whitehead, 1994). Solusi paling tepat dari perusahaan salah satunya melalui penerbitan saham ataupun penggunaan utang.…”

Section: H1: Eco-efficiency Berpengaruh Positif Terhadap Firm Valueunclassified

The influence of eco-efficiency on firm value with funding structure as a moderating variable

Septianingrum

2022

JAE

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The aim of this research is to prove that eco-efficiency has an effect on firm value and the funding structure has a strong influence on eco-efficiency on firm value. This study includes quantitative research because it uses secondary data and manufacturing companies listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange from 2015 to 2019 are the samples selected in this study. Multiple linear regression analysis technique was used in this study. The result of the analysis is that eco-efficiency has a significant negative effect on firm value. This is an indication that companies that implement eco-efficiency implementation will reduce firm value. While the results of the analysis on the funding structure have a significant positive effect giving a strong impact on eco-efficiency on firm value. The results indicate that the company's management must plan its obligations in preparing the funding structure for managing the use of natural resources efficiently in order to avoid contingency problems that will arise. The eco-efficiency concept makes it easier for companies to create products with added value and can help companies reduce the risk of the production process.

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World Business Council for Sustainable Development

Cited by 5 publications

References 1 publication

How the World Economic Forum damages the credibility of climate science

How the World Economic Forum damages the credibility of climate science

Sustainability Management Model Based on Risk Analysis and Implementation of the Model

The influence of eco-efficiency on firm value with funding structure as a moderating variable

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