Titlebook: Management and Leadership for a Sustainable Africa, Volume 2; Roles, Responsibilit Kemi Ogunyemi,Oreva Atanya,Vanessa Burgal Book 2022 The

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,Responsible Corporate Leadership: Driving Sustainability in Nigeria’s Financial Services Industry,od is its translation into business strategy. In a similar vein, the role of sustainability professionals and career paths are unclear and arbitrary. The Nigerian financial services industry benefiting from regulation, has eased some of this ambiguity through the creation of the Nigerian Sustainabil

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Non-Financial Reporting Regulation and the State of Sustainability Disclosure Among Banks in Sub-Sag countries to integrate sustainability principles into their operations and performance reporting. Performance disclosure in corporations particularly multinationals have widened tremendously in the last two decades to cover economic, environmental and social information, and sustainability reporti

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,NGO, CSO Influence, and Media Power for Africa’s Future,y appears to have pulsated, since the Independence movements of the 50s, 60s, and beyond, between a yearning to break free to define and shape new futures and a recoiling into seeming impotence and helplessness which has left the continent and its citizens unable to fully attain their potential in p

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Sustainable Supply Chain Management in Sub-Saharan Africa,mpact on their ecosystems but beyond their immediate economic needs and exigencies. Aside from digitisation, sustainable supply chain management is engendered by the three pillars of economic, societal and environmental benefits inherent in the supply chain ecosystem. Incrementally, organisations ne

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SME Sustainability Goals and Development in a Volatile Environment,over 90% of the businesses and employ over 60% of the population. These three countries have diverse topography, cultures with similar yet unsimilar political outlook. The case study will focus on the key elements of sustainability as follows: economic growth, environmental protection, and social in

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,SMEs and Sustainable Development in Africa: Understanding the Impact of Governments’ Supports,, it is crucial to develop a good leadership framework that can eliminate factors that hinder the entrenchment of sustainability of SMEs. This chapter highlights the efforts made by successive governments in Africa, international development organisations, and corporations to create an enabling envi

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Sustainability Leadership by More Minor Actors: Individuals and Families,articularly in the African region. It examines their role in fostering sustainable development; while considering the three dimensions of sustainability—environmental (or ecological dimension), social dimension, and economic dimension. It also examines how specific actions between individuals and fa

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Technology and Green Tech in Africa,50% of Saharan Africa’s power generation growth. Africa is endowed with a growing population of approximately 620 million people; almost two-thirds lack access to electricity, stalling its growth potential. However, despite Africa’s growth prowess and the looming concern for sustainability, issues o

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