Publications sustainable consumption week 24, 2018

The organizations engaged in sustainable development programmes are
increasingly paying serious attention towards synergetic relationships between focal
firms and their partners to achieve the goal of sustainable consumption and …

Inter-firm collaboration is an effective way to achieve carbon emission reduction by
sustainable consumption of waste resources. To find out how to bring collaborative
effects to bear upon emission reduction for multiple-firm networks, industrial …

Sustainable consumption bahaviour is silently becoming a pivotal phenomenon in
Nigeria, just like other developing countries in Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) which
arguably is affecting purchase patterns. Despite the amazing growing interest in …

… Abstract: Purpose. This purpose of this paper is to contribute to the understanding of social
sustainable consumption in the context of improved ridership in public bus transport (PBT).
It investigated the social predictors and implementation intention of drivers to use PBT …

… Wouter Spekkink () (Sustainable Consumption Institute, The University
of Manchester, Manchester M13 9PL, UK). Registered: Abstract. Since
2013, the Chinese central government has pushed cooperation on …

… environmental impact. National climate mitigation strategies are also starting to make
the much-needed connection between sustainable consumption and production.
Despite these efforts, there is a long road ahead. Lessons …

… United Nations Sustainable Development Goals): Ensure access to water
and sanitation for all; Ensure access to affordable, reliable, sustainable and
modern energy for all; Make cities inclusive, safe, resilient and sustainable; …

Strong sustainability (SS) aims for the maintenance of economic, environmental, and
social capital through an efficient use of resources and by replacing non-re.

The automotive sector must meet strict regulations to increase mobility while reducing
emissions to demonstrate environmental stewardship. Trust in the promise …

… Build resilient infrastructure, promote sustainable industrialization and foster
innovation» [1]. Additionally relevant objectives in the development of cities
can be identified: «Ensure access to water and sanitation for all», «Ensure …

… Abstract [en]. Keywords: Attitude – behavior gap, sustainable consumption,
national influence, comparative study … 2018. Keyword [en]. Attitude – behavior
gap, sustainable consumption, national influence, comparative study National …

… are several actors, including consumers, companies, the media, voluntary
associations, and suppliers, operating at these three levels of social interaction,
which stimulate our knowledge and conscience and encourage us to …

Page 1. Master thesis in Sustainable Development 2018/10 Examensarbete i Hållbar
utveckling Seeing is believing is doing? On the role of future-oriented imagination in
developing motivation for a sustainable lifestyle Viktoria Vingmarker …

… The strategy has established several directions such as climate change and
clean energy, sustainable transport, sustainable consumption and production,
conservation and management of natural resources, public health, social …

… The theoretical model is based on exogenous variables related to the qualities of the
ingredients in cosmetics to determine the relationship between the purchasing process
and environmental awareness in the promotion of sustainable consumption in this sector …

Literature on campus sustainability transitions is mainly focused on the hardware and
software approaches, with less attention on the so-called ‘heartware’.

… OHCHR, 2010), are Goal 3 which expressly deals with ensuring healthy lives
and promotion of well-being for all at all ages, and other goals such as Goal
6 on availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation, Goal …

… Bio-based products have been promoted as part of sustainable consumption strategies,
and are obtained from the integration of eco-innovation approaches aimed at reducing
greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and combating the depletion of fossil sources [2]. New …

… economic growth, employment and decent work for all”, Goal 9: “Build resilient
infrastructure, promote sustainable industrialization and foster innovation”,
Goal 11: “Make cities inclusive, safe, resilient and sustainable”, Goal 12 …

… ACM, 199–208. 37. William Young, Kumju Hwang, Seonaidh McDonald, and Caroline
J Oates. 2010. Sustainable consumption: green consumer behaviour when purchasing
products. Sustainable Development 18, 1 (2010), 20–31 …

… This notion of sustainability is natural, and has also been used by various
authors in their work. For instance, Valente (2005) evaluates this notion
of sustainability for an exponentially growing natural resource, and derives …

… we extracted important lessons for future progress and key opportunities for the application
of natural capital accounting to the SDGs both as a whole as well as individually (eg those
related to water, climate change, terrestrial and sustainable consumption and production) …

… A total of five goals were assessed to have medium strength linkages with CSF: SDG
2 (End Hunger), 3 (Healthy Lives and Wellbeing), 6 (Water and Sanitation), 11 (Cities),
12 (Sustainable Consumption and Production), and 13 (Climate Change) …

… The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in goal number twelve – SDG12:
ensuring sustainable consumption and production patterns – provides a
strong case for sustainable crop production intensification that will protect …

Page 1. Sharing economy: a drive to success The case of GO-JEK in Jakarta, Indonesia
Research Master’s Thesis submitted by Alice Coupez With a view of getting the degree
Master 120 credits in Management, professional focus …

… Thus, the general objective of the present study is to provide a more
fine-grained picture of distinguishable sustainable consumption styles and
their differentiated product buying effects. 2. Sustainable consumption and …

… postmaterialist values (see figure 1). Another extract from the online discussion
of coal mining begins with an ex- ample of a participant’s postmaterialistic
value orientation; she argues for reduc- tion of coal mining, encouraging …

The influence of tourism on biodiversity consumption is massive, yet poorly understood.
We investigate the emergence of the thatched hut as an icon of tropical.

With the increasing importance of the sustainable product development of the building
materials for the sustainable building and its industries, this study stru.

… the energy consumption in the residential sector. The Palestinian energy sector main
challenges are the high fuel prices, lack of sustainable consumption and energy
insecurity. Developing energy policies and studying the potential …

Page 1. Natural Resources Forum •• (2018) ••–• DOI: 10.1111/1477-8947.12151
Developing an indicator set for measuring sustainable development in India Ahmad
M. Khalid , Seema Sharma and Amlendu K. Dubey Abstract …

… has happened while the water scarcity has had a tremendous impact on
the everyday life of the people of the region, and the region has witnessed
the incidents and challenges arising from the lack of belief in the …

This article argues that environmental citizenship, understood as sustainable forms of
consumption, is increasingly constructed through visual regimes of nostal…

Global and societal challenges such as climate change cannot be solved by focusing
on single actors and individual behavior change alone but are inherently soci.

Material efficiency is indispensable to reaching agreed targets for industry’s energy and
carbon emissions. Yet, in the EU, the energy- and emissions-saving pot.