Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
16(7), P. 2657 - 2657
Published: March 24, 2024
Education
is
a
fundamental
human
right
and
crucial
tool
for
sustainable
capacity
development,
which
can
advance
the
economic
growth
of
country.
Yet
many
children
in
sub-Saharan
Africa
(SSA),
quality
education
remains
out
reach.
This
study
aimed
to
identify
barriers
challenges
enacting
Sustainable
Development
Goal
4:
“Ensuring
Inclusive,
Equitable,
Quality
Promotion
Lifelong
Learning
Opportunities
All”.
Through
content
analysis
relevant
literature,
we
identified
three
themes:
funding
constraints,
access
inclusion,
teacher
education.
Regarding
funding,
issues
resource
allocation,
technical
capacity,
accountability
were
as
primary
factors
requiring
intervention
strategies
become
fully
realized
SSA.
When
exploring
found
that
incorporating
students
with
disabilities,
gender
disparities,
physical
barriers,
inadequate
curriculum
are
essential
limiting
Finally,
teachers’
conditions
training
emerged
reach
pedagogy.
Some
SSA
countries
have
improved
their
efforts
education,
but
these
continue
impact
all
children.
A
new
perspective
on
mitigating
impediments
address
several
responsible
exclusion
diverse
groups
from
accessing
region.
Business Strategy and the Environment,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
32(1), P. 551 - 569
Published: June 1, 2022
Abstract
Increasing
regulatory
obligations
to
adapt
and
execute
environmentally
friendly
operations
make
it
critical
for
businesses
pursue
strategies
that
can
strengthen
their
competitive
edge
in
the
market.
Academics
practitioners
alike
have
recently
gravitated
toward
exploring
how
knowledge
acquisition
activities
might
improve
business
outcomes.
To
address
this
growing
research
interest,
study
investigates
roles
of
green
enhancing
management
technology
innovation
improving
corporate
environmental
performance,
positioning
resource
commitment
as
a
moderator.
The
model
has
been
assessed
using
structural
equation
modeling
with
survey
data
from
283
Indian
manufacturers,
demonstrating
significantly
impacts
innovation.
statistical
findings
also
show
acts
catalyzes
translation
into
improved
performance.
results
demonstrate
moderates
acquisition's
interaction
innovation,
providing
practical
insights
enabling
managers
focus
on
planning,
allocating,
budgeting
resources
effective
practices
contribute
Journal of Cleaner Production,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
437, P. 140527 - 140527
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
The
emergence
of
Industry
4.0
marks
a
transformative
era
for
businesses
and
industries,
characterized
by
advanced
technologies
like
automation,
Internet
Things
(IoT),
artificial
intelligence
(AI),
smart
factories,
cyber-physical
systems.
This
revolution
promises
significant
advantages,
including
enhanced
productivity,
sustainable
progress,
heightened
resilience.
However,
the
integration
is
challenged
need
skilled
workforce
with
expertise
in
areas
such
as
information
technology
data
analytics.
Higher
education
institutions
(HEIs)
play
vital
role
equipping
future
professionals
these
skills,
necessitating
curriculum
updates
infrastructure
enhancements.
Simultaneously,
importance
development
(ESD)
has
been
underscored
global
initiatives
Sustainable
Development
Goals
(SDGs).
ESD
instills
sense
responsibility
economic,
ecological,
equitable
well-being.
As
digital
blur
lines
between
faces
challenge
adapting
to
evolving
demands.
AI
tools
emerged
catalyst
reshaping
learning
experiences,
fostering
innovation,
preparing
individuals
age.
chatbots
ChatGPT
have
garnered
widespread
attention
possess
potential
revolutionize
various
aspects
education.
their
raises
ethical
concerns,
necessitates
redesign,
requires
strategies
continuous
learning,
demands
alignment
industry
standards.
While
promising,
there
notable
gap
existing
literature
when
it
comes
exploring
implications,
influence
on
ESD,
impact
structure
Blooms
Taxonomy,
collaboration
academia
industry,
effective
personalized
learning.
paper
aims
critically
examine
tools,
specific
emphasis
ChatGPT,
within
context
ESD.
It
delves
into
potential,
considerations,
imperatives
partnerships.
By
providing
insights
strategies,
this
contributes
ongoing
discussion
about
nature
technologically
driven
world,
academic
navigate
complexities
opportunities
associated
more
effectively.
Journal of Cleaner Production,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
315, P. 128128 - 128128
Published: June 28, 2021
Sustainability,
in
terms
of
ecological,
economic,
and
social
sustainable
development,
the
advancing
digitalization
represent
some
most
substantial
societal
challenges
today.
However,
little
is
known
about
how
different
actors
decision-makers
perceive
relationship
those
two
challenges.
In
our
paper,
by
building
upon
framing
theory
representations
theory,
we
address
that
gap
investigating
interrelationship
between
sustainability.
Such
research
particularly
important
because
understandings
sustainability
determine
actors,
including
managers
policymakers,
act
response
to
imperatives.
Following
a
multi-method
approach,
combined
media
analysis
with
experimental
studies
examining
various
frame
discourses
which
dimension
sustainability—ecological,
or
social—dominates.
Building
these
results,
assess
whether
extent
affects
perception
three
dimensions.
Among
findings,
perceptions
ecological
economic
but
not
seem
be
affected
digitalization.
For
future
research,
findings
indicate
need
for
more
nuanced
view
on
accounts
its
dimensions,
especially
Beyond
that,
perceived
link
guides
respond
imperatives,
work
also
has
practical
implications
as
well.
International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
19(9), P. 5074 - 5074
Published: April 21, 2022
The
digital
economy
and
the
green
are
two
major
issues
for
economic
recovery
in
post
epidemic
era.
From
spatial
interaction
spillover,
we
analyze
measure
relationships
between
environmental
pollution
287
prefecture-level
cities
China
from
2008
to
2018
using
simultaneous
equations
generalized
3-stage
least
square
(GS3SLS)
method.
results
show
that:
(1)
there
is
a
reverse
complex
spatio-temporal
evolution
of
Chinese
cities.
(2)
There
spillover
effect
pollution.
Local
inhibit
each
other.
have
significant
spillover.
surrounding
regions
has
suppressive
on
local
crowding-out
economy.
(3)
Digital
suppresses
through
development
innovative
effect;
talent
crowding
out
policy
tightening
effect.
conclusion
this
paper
provides
evidence
coupling
coordinated
economy,
which
great
significance
promoting
transformation
modes
realizing
high-quality
development.
Annals of Operations Research,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
327(1), P. 157 - 210
Published: June 21, 2022
Abstract
Digitalisation
is
expected
to
transform
end-to-end
supply
chain
operations
by
leveraging
the
technical
capabilities
of
advanced
technology
applications.
Notwithstanding
operations-wise
merits
associated
with
implementation
digital
technologies,
individually,
their
combined
effect
has
been
overlooked
owing
limited
real-world
evidence.
In
this
regard,
research
explores
joint
Artificial
Intelligence
(AI)
and
Blockchain
Technology
(BCT)
in
chains
for
extending
performance
boundaries
fostering
sustainable
development
data
monetisation.
Specifically,
study
empirically
studied
tuna
fish
Thailand
identify
respective
operations,
observe
material
data-handling
processes,
envision
AI
BCT.
Therefore,
we
first
mapped
business
processes
system-level
interactions
understand
governing
material,
data,
information
flows
that
could
be
facilitated
through
BCT
chain.
The
mapping
results
illustrate
central
role
chains’
management,
while
sustainability
monetisation
impact
depends
on
parameters
objectives
set
involved
system
stakeholders.
Afterwards,
proposed
a
unified
framework
captures
key
elements
need
digitally
handled
enabled
food
driving
value
delivery.
Overall,
empirically-driven
modelling
approach
anticipated
support
academics
practitioners’
decision-making
studying
introducing
interventions
toward
Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
14(5), P. 2497 - 2497
Published: Feb. 22, 2022
The
United
Nations’
Sustainable
Development
Goals
(SDGs)
set
out
to
improve
the
quality
of
life
people
in
developed,
emerging,
and
developing
countries
by
covering
social
economic
aspects,
with
a
focus
on
environmental
sustainability.
At
same
time,
data-driven
technologies
influence
our
lives
all
areas
have
caused
fundamental
economical
societal
changes.
This
study
presents
comprehensive
literature
review
how
approaches
enabled
or
inhibited
successful
achievement
17
SDGs
date.
Our
findings
show
that
analytics
tools
contribute
achieving
SDGs,
e.g.,
making
information
more
reliable,
supporting
better-informed
decision-making,
implementing
data-based
policies,
prioritizing
actions,
optimizing
allocation
resources.
Based
qualitative
content
analysis,
results
were
aggregated
into
conceptual
framework,
including
following
categories:
(1)
uses
methods
(e.g.,
monitoring,
measurement,
mapping
modeling,
forecasting,
risk
assessment,
planning
purposes),
(2)
resulting
positive
effects,
(3)
arising
challenges,
(4)
recommendations
for
action
overcome
these
challenges.
Despite
effects
versatile
applications,
problems
such
as
data
gaps,
biases,
high
energy
consumption
computational
resources,
ethical
concerns,
privacy,
ownership,
security
issues
stand
way
SDGs.
Environmental and Resource Economics,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
84(4), P. 877 - 918
Published: Dec. 9, 2022
Abstract
This
study
explores
the
nexus
between
digital
and
green
transformations—the
so-called
“twin”
transition—in
European
regions
in
an
effort
to
identify
impact
of
environmental
technologies
on
greenhouse
gas
(GHG)
emissions
originating
from
industrial
production.
We
conduct
empirical
analysis
based
original
dataset
that
combines
information
patent
applications
with
GHG
highly
polluting
plants
for
period
2007–2016
at
metropolitan
region
level
Union
UK.
Results
show
local
development
reduces
emissions,
while
increases
them,
albeit
latter
case
different
seem
have
impacts
environment,
big
data
computing
infrastructures
being
most
detrimental.
also
find
differential
across
depending
endowment
levels
respective
technologies:
beneficial
effect
is
stronger
large
technology
endowments
and,
conversely,
detrimental
weaker
endowments.
Policy
actions
promoting
transition
should
take
this
evidence
into
account,
light
potential
downside
transformation
when
not
combined
transformation.