Dokumentenserver


Springe direkt zu:Inhalt


Service-Navigation


Hauptnavigation/Hauptmenü: Links auf direkt erreichbare, übergeordnete Webseiten


Grafischer Identitätsbereich:




Navigation/Menü: Links auf weitere Seiten dieser Website


Navigationspfad:

Navigation: FU - Dokumentenserver

Drucken Icon


Objekt-Metadaten

Eco-innovation and corporate performance in Africa
Adelegan, Joseph

HaupttitelEco-innovation and corporate performance in Africa
Titelzusatzthe African Experience
TitelvarianteEco-innovation and corporate performance : the African Experience
AutorAdelegan, Joseph; Carlsson, Bo
Seitenzahl40 S.
Schriftenreihe
Fachbereich/EinrichtungProceedings of the Berlin Conferences on Human Dimensions of Global Environmental Change
Erscheinungsjahr2010
Dokumentepdf-Datei
Falls Ihr Browser eine Datei nicht öffnen kann, die Datei zuerst herunterladen und dann öffnen.
Freie SchlagwörterEnvironmentally Benign Technologies; Environmental Policy; Eco-Innovation; Financial Performance; Pulp and Paper
DDC320 Politik
Dokumententyp/-SammlungenVortrag, Präsentation
Medientyp/FormatText
AbstractAddressing a paucity of research about industrial adoption of environmentally benign technologies in Africa and, more generally, in tropical developing countries, we examined the Nigerian pulp and paper industry as a case study. Qualitative interviews with twenty upper echelon executives representing five Nigerian firms challenge conventional expectations that energy intensive industries in developing markets operate amid highly pollution-intensive conditions, within weak or non-existent formal environmental regulatory frameworks, and with limited institutional capacity. Our findings suggest a strong positive relationship between cleaner technology use and corporate financial performance of African industrial firms. Our study also suggests the adoption of classical ‗win-win‘ integrated preventive environmental strategy, eco-efficiency and green productivity which improves industrial efficiency and profitability. Nigerian pulp and paper firms are shown to have moved beyond end-of-pipe technologies and cleaner technologies and adopted industrial ecology and ―zero emission‖ principles with appropriate reuse of the remaining waste streams turning the production system into a sustainable industrial ecosystem.
SpracheEnglisch
Rechte Nutzungsbedingungen
Anmerkungen des AutorsB4: Business Strategies
Zugriffstatistik
 
Statische URLhttp://edocs.fu-berlin.de/docs/receive/FUDOCS_document_000000006928
Erstellt am09.11.2010 - 11:20:30
Letzte Änderung16.11.2010 - 14:43:04
 

 
© 2009 Universitätsbibliothek der Freien Universität Berlin | Feedback |
Stand: 21.07.2008

Diese Grafiken werden nur in der Druckvorschau verwendet: