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Environmental Science and Engineeringgy readiness, risk identification, carbon footprint analysis, supply chain and procurement factors, and financial risk quantification. As a result, to the best of our knowledge and understanding, research-based tyre recycling feasibility practices are limited and scattered. We contribute to the lite

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dopted by the OECD countries. Some case studies have been studied and presented with regulatory frameworks. The contribution of this chapter is to highlight the most challenging factors to provide an array of valuable suggestions to policymakers.

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,Sombart and Capitalism 1911–1915, traditional infrastructures to focus on more advanced technologies. The great potential and the achievements in Africa question the line of thinking according to which cutting-edge technologies and business models are exclusive to high-income countries. This chapter focuses on the analyses of the m

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iterature on the entrepreneurial ecosystem from African countries’ perspectives. We recommend that countries in Africa should focus on these variables to develop their economies in a sustainable manner and policymakers should provide an enabling environment that fosters new business opportunities.

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,Sombart and Capitalism 1911–1915,s era while identifying and working on the general and specific challenges faced by their societies, in order to sustainably grow their businesses to interact on the global platform. Certainly, Africa has a role to play in the global economy.

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vate sector is recognised as a key player in bridging the gender gap in workforce participation, the private sector alone can’t lead this change. Consequently, the Ghanaian State, both as the country’s largest employer and the policymaker, must support private-sector efforts through legislation, inc

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Samuel Adomako,Albert Danso,Agyenim BoatengDocuments nature of sustainability and social activities of indigenous African firms and foreign subsidiaries in Africa.Discusses opportunities and challenges that confront African firms in their resp