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unleashing new possibilities and envisaging new business solutions to environmental and social problemsfuture sustainable entrepreneur
projects have their origin in citizens' own interests, inner drive, and idealistic passion to change the worldentrepreneurial sustainable innovation
even it engages, operates within a market-driven framework guided by the interest of the companysustainable innovation facilitated by companies
traditional companies can be considered sustainability change agentsprotect their core business
traditional companies' sustainable innovations really disruptivesmaller players may be more easily able to disrupt traditional markets
systems change thinkinglinear to circular economy
societal embedding of sustainable products & services combined factors (4)systems change thinking transparent co-creation understanding innovation as a network of learning use of different types of practices
in this area, the policy change could enable sustainability innovation and entrepreneurship through more learner-centered programmes, critical analysis and systems thinking approacheseducation
in this area, the policy change should encourage and establish mechanisms for the creation and maintenance of sustainability learningnetworks
in this area, the policy change to facilitate access to finance and better tax and investment incentives to runfunding
in this area, the different measurement and a new definition of 'value' appear as two important factors to consolidate sustainability innovationimpact
vital organizational enablerleadership and top management
key facilitators of sustainable innovations in companies (5)top management support visionary leadership strong organizational culture internal collaboration strong entrepreneurial innovations
manufacturersprimary stakeholders
business partnersprimary stakeholders
public authorities, civil society groupssecondary stakeholders
universities, foundationssecondary stakeholders
co-creation processes, businesses studied have used a range of methodologies and instruments to incude citizens-uders-consumers and other stakeholdersintegration of citizen insights
conducting focus group discussions in an online environmentlifestyle twist 2.0
ways of distribution of citizen integration methods across innovation stages in company driven processesideation product development commercialization post-launch
who developed the sustainable entrepreneurship process (SEP)Frank-Martin Belz Julia Binder
entrepreneur seeks the alignment of his-her idea or venture with social or ecological goalsdouble bottomline solution
relies on a number of possible seed capital sources, including families, friends, bank loans, crowd funding, public financingsustainable development process
a framework to support analysis and planning of sustainable developmentstrategic environmental analysis
structured, participatory process to analyse environmental problems and opportunities fro developmentstrategic environmental analysis
integrative tools/focus on linkages of environmental & socio-economic issues of sustainabilitystrategic environmental analysis
deals with interactions between ecosystems and human societystrategic environmental analysis
approach in strategic environmental analysisanthropocentric
raising level of knowledge on the environmental context and its interrelations with the other dimensions of sustainable developmentlong-term objective
to analysse environmental contextof human development, the opportunities and constraintsshort-term objective
to gain insight into relations between environmental key issues and other dimensions of sustainable developmentshort-term objective
to define a vision and strategic gals with relevant actorsshort-term objective
stimulate and provide guidance to an interactive process with actors involvedshort-term objective
5 phases of the SEAN processpreparation scoping detailed studies synthesis and planning follow-up and monitoring
provides a logical structure which is necessary to ensure that relevant environmental issues are not overlooked and cross-sectoral insights are generatedanalytical framework
important characteristic of SEANflexibility
guide participatory process of analysis and planningconceptual and methodological basis
(basis of SEAN process and analytical framework) production, carrier, regulation and cultural (information)multiple users and multi-functionality of environmental systems
(basis of SEAN process and analytical framework) contains formal and informal information sources, quantitative and qualitative dataobjective and subjective value judgements
(basis of SEAN process and analytical framework) different norms and thresholds for acceptable environmental change must be recognised to form the basis for defining bottomlines and desirable stateslimits of acceptable environmental change
(basis of SEAN process and analytical framework) negative discrepancy between norms and standards for human society and current situationenvironmental problems as a normative perception
(basis of SEAN process and analytical framework) proximate and root causes are found in societysocial causality of problems and opportunities
(basis of SEAN process and analytical framework) areas of overlap and trade-off between environmental and socio-economic development goalsinterrelationships between sustainable development components
(basis of SEAN process and analytical framework) focusing on existing opportunities for change and promising initiatives at various levelsopportunities and initiatives as strategic building blocks
collaborating with innovators to adopt more sustainable development conceptsstrategic partnerships
to overcome constraints and benfit from opportunitiesmicro-meso-macro linkages
required to gain insight into the interaction and dynamics between social, economic, and institutional factorssystems approach
identify the key actors influencing the system dynamicsactor's approach
shows the linkages of actors within different sectors at different levelsschematic representation
brings together elements from different conceptual and methodological planning and environmental assessment backgroundsSEAN
integrated and open-ended planning toolstrategic environmental analysis
goal on ecologicalstability or diversity
goal on socio-institutionalautonomy
goal on economicproduction efficiency
propertyinput
machineryinput
laborinput
raw materialsinput
consummablesinput
transformationproduction process
knowledge gathering and presentationproduction process
saleable goods and servicesoutputs
valuable informationoutputs
relates to the natural world and the impact of human activity on its conditionenvironmental
aspect manages relationship with employees, suppliers, customer and communities where it operatessocial
dealts with leadership audits internal controls compliance and stakeholder agentsgovernance
reduce wastecreation of value
use source more efficientlycreation of value
promote sustainable developmentcreation of value
increase your awareness on sustainabilitysustainability maturity level
empower you to continue your journeysustainability maturity level
distribution and suppliervertical integration
the 'why' your purpose and directionstrategy
how you implement initiatives/programs and your focusarea of focus
how well you implement, measure, monitor and evaluate your initiativeseffectiveness
internal and external communication methods and practicescommunication
process by which resource managers estimate a product's future production potentialresource assessment
for the purposes of guidelines, this is characterized as the activities necessary to evaluate a managed species' long-term production ptential by understanding population dynamicsresource assessment
offers data for identifying knowledge gaps that need to be filled as well as population characteristicsresource assessment
provide factories with raw materials, provide livelihoods for people, and generate revenue for economiesnatural resources
these resources must be used, maintained, and conserved in a sustainable mannernatural resources
arise as a result of both natural and anthopogenic factorsland-cover changes
impact biodiversity and ecosystem services in a variety of wayschanges in land use
used to model, forecast and analyze landscape dynamicsGIS, remote sensing
most serious challenges to Africa's protected areas managementHuman-wildlife conflicts, bushmeat trade
InVestIntegrated Valuation of Ecosystem Services
cutting-edge tools for assessing, valuing and mapping priority ecosystem servicesInVest
nrmnatural resource management
addresses evaluation from a systems perspectivesystems approach to evaluation of nrm
links objective to consequencesystems approach to evaluation of nrm
considers fundamental assumptions and hypothesessystems approach to evaluation of nrm
grounded in the natural resourcesystems approach to evaluation of nrm
establishes practical and valid eval criteriasystems approach to evaluation of nrm
involves methodological pluralismsystems approach to evaluation of nrm
integrates different disciplinary perspectivessystems approach to evaluation of nrm
used to discuss and draw attention to important problemsindicators
particular policy goal characterized by an observable or quantifiable performance measuretarget
to define and structure environmental indicators for policy use; useful for explaining connections between the use of explaining the connections between the use of natural resourcesDPSIR system
DPSIRdrivers, pressures, state, impacts, responses
offers a basis for describing environmental effects; measures all physical interactions with the environment, positive or negativelife cycle assessment