Environment Development and Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
25(12), P. 15025 - 15042
Published: Oct. 12, 2022
Abstract
The
sustainable
transition,
which
requires
a
combination
of
natural
and
human
resources
to
foster
the
development
protection
ecosystems,
is
challenge
civil
society.
New
approaches
may
be
proposed
support
enterprises
in
identifying
appropriate
strategic
criteria
for
their
sustainability
initiatives,
are
eventually
documented
corporate
reports.
present
paper
focuses
on
food
industry,
particularly
with
regard
pasta
production.
analytic
hierarchy
process
method
was
used
assign
relevance
criteria,
according
judgment
10
academic
experts.
initial
were
selected
from
reports
virtuous
Italian
producer,
La
Molisana
S.p.A.,
divided
into
four
categories:
(1)
people
community,
(2)
innovation
new
product
development,
(3)
commitment
environment
(4)
local
supply
chain
traceability.
Promotion
social
economic
community
emerged
as
most
relevant
criterion,
followed
by
business
promotion
talent.
category
deemed
sustainability,
while
dimensions
given
less
relevance.
Stakeholder
engagement
an
order
winner
strategies.
work
has
methodological
implications,
it
shows
that
process,
applied
conjunction
materiality
matrix,
provide
useful
information
strategy
communication.
In
terms
operational
enterprise’s
historical
connection
area
attract
global
recognition
increase
brand
value
through
higher
raw
material
quality,
harmonisation
resources,
synergy
tourism
industry.
Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
13(23), P. 12989 - 12989
Published: Nov. 24, 2021
To
facilitate
the
adoption
of
circular
economy
(CE)
in
architecture,
engineering
and
construction
(AEC)
sector,
some
authors
have
demonstrated
potential
recent
designs
that
take
into
account
sustainable
management
an
asset’s
end-of-life
(EOL),
providing
alternative
to
dominant
end
with
demolition.
However,
there
is
no
review
literature
encompasses
a
large
range
current
CE
context.
This
paper
provides
critical
journal
papers
deal
barriers
implementing
approaches
EOL
assets
fulfil
principles
CE.
Eighteen
related
prefabrication,
design
for
change,
deconstruction,
reverse
logistics,
waste
closed-loop
systems
were
found.
Through
analysis
are
common
among
these
18
approaches,
we
classified
them
six
different
categories
(organisational,
economical,
technical,
social,
political
environmental).
Two
Sankey
diagrams
illustrate
interrelation
between
barriers,
their
approaches.
The
clearly
show
most
multiple
relate
organisational
concerns.
study
gives
detailed
map
would
help
stakeholders
from
AEC
sector
develop
strategies
overcome
obstacles
shift
Sustainable Production and Consumption,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
28, P. 52 - 70
Published: March 23, 2021
The
COVID-19
pandemic
has
impacted
production
and
consumption
patterns
across
the
world
forced
many
organisations
to
respond.
However,
there
is
a
lack
of
understanding
as
how
sharing
platforms
have
been
affected
by
pandemic,
they
responded
crisis,
what
kinds
long-term
implications
may
on
economy.
This
study
combined
systematic
literature
review
qualitative
web
analysis
30
mobility,
space,
goods
different
business
models
geographies.
An
empirically-driven
framework
organisational
responses
was
developed
that
comprises
eight
overarching
response
strategies
targeting
organisation,
users,
society.
It
novel
structures
high-impact,
low-probability
crisis.
also
discusses
economy,
explores
this
impact
future
among
in
society
seeks
sustainability.
learnings
real-world
significance.
Sharing
can
learn
from
each
other
about
continue
respond
face
ongoing
consider
actions
for
preparedness
potential
forthcoming
crises.
With
we
hope
encourage
perseverance,
viability,
sustainability,
resilience
offer
more
sustainable
ways
production.
Environmental Science and Pollution Research,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
29(10), P. 14231 - 14247
Published: Oct. 3, 2021
The
circular
economy
(CE)
is
a
proposal
for
new,
more
sustainable,
and
durable
model.
As
consequence,
this
pro-environmental
economic
model
induces
visible
changes
in
the
labor
market
which
are
Green
Jobs
(GJs).
This
paper
focused
on
creation
of
CE.
GJs
most
environmental
goods
services
sector
(EGSS).
study
aims
to
investigate
EGSS
among
28
European
Union
countries
years
2009-2019.
adopted
method
was
literature
research
complemented
by
statistical
analysis
secondary
data
from
Eurostat
linear
regression
method.
Then,
some
Sustainable
Development
Goals
(SDGs)
their
measure
were
used
as
main
indicators
reflecting
market.
Results
presented
indicating
SDGs
can
support
CE
enhance
number
Jobs.
Presented
results
contribute
science
because
combine
factors
influencing
EGSS,
perspective.
underlines
lack
uniform
methods
measuring
forecasting
effects
indicates
future
directions.
Resources,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
10(5), P. 49 - 49
Published: May 13, 2021
There
are
many
studies
which
implement
and
assess
existing
measurement
manners
document
the
progress
of
entities
towards
circular
economy
(CE)
at
various
levels,
or
present
propose
new
possibilities
measurement.
The
majority
them
refer
to
micro
level.
aim
this
paper
is
conduct
a
multidimensional
comparative
analysis
implementation
by
EU
countries.
After
an
in-depth
critical
literature,
CE
indicators
were
proposed
European
Commission
adopted
as
basis.
Owing
research
population-Member
States
Union
(EU-28),
focusing
on
said
was
declared
reasonable
in
all
aspects.
classification
countries
according
level
their
advancement
concept
main
task.
In
order
do
so,
relevant
index
development
created
(IDCE).
This
will
allow
us,
inter
alia,
trace
changes
spatial
differentiation
implementing
over
years,
identify
leaders
well
particularly
delayed
regard.
conducted
means
statistical
methods.
On
basis
analyses,
it
concluded
that
among
countries,
those
old
most
advanced
terms
CE.
confirmed
significant
rising
trends
for
IDCE
only
case
Belgium
Netherlands.
Circular Economy and Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Feb. 27, 2021
Abstract
The
circular
economy
can
be
understood
as
one
of
the
sustainability
narratives
(along
with,
e.g.,
bioeconomy,
green
and
sharing
economy),
currently
relevant
in
academia,
business
policymaking.
Sustainability
are
characterized
by
a
distinctive
set
transferable
scalable
solutions,
addressing
resource/services
use
distribution
social-ecological-technical
systems.
Core
solutions
technologically-driven
improvements
towards
reductions
inputs/outputs
production
consumption
However,
conceptual
diversity
is
such
that
it
can,
like
other
narratives,
serve
multiple
discourses
(e.g.,
ecological
modernization,
sustainable
development
degrowth).
In
order
to
cater
societal
needs
within
planet’s
biophysical
boundaries,
contribution
strengthened
regard
protection
biodiversity
ecosystems
just
resources,
opportunities
prosperity.
Socio-cultural
change
should
complementary
technology-
private
sector-driven
solutions.
While
principles
meant
translated
into
tailored
micro-
macro-
level
strategies
based
on
context-specific
characteristics
needs,
causal
connections
between
units
or
geographical
regions
crucial
issue
for
sustainability.
overall
co-evolution
harmonization
coherent
pathways
strive
decreasing
dependence
fossil
reversing
loss
degradation
enabling
quality
life
all
people.
conclusions
this
article
provide
key
points
further
guide
analyses
implementation
context
transformations.
