Titlebook: Sustainable Development Goals and Sustainable Supply Chains in the Post-global Economy; Natalia Yakovleva,Regina Frei,Sudhir‘Rama Murthy B

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2543-0246 cial conditions of poor populations around the world. How would the global supply chains of the future look like? What social relations does it envisage? How will businesses and organisations engage with societ978-3-030-15068-6978-3-030-15066-2Series ISSN 2543-0246 Series E-ISSN 2543-0254

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Editorial Introduction: Achieving Sustainable Development Goals Through Sustainable Supply Chains iupply chain management are contested in the climate of post-global economy, where national policies and technological development may prioritise regional and national economic interests, presenting a new challenge for supply chain integration. The chapters in this book question how businesses and or

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The Spiral Economy: A Socially Progressive Circular Economy Model?lenged for its overt emphasis on the latter two aspects with less done to achieve social value and benefits for those involved in creating and managing the restorative and regenerative cycles. This chapter aims to address this key gap by critically reviewing relevant literature and arguing for a mor

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Streamlined Life Cycle Assessment for the Environmental Evaluation of Products in the Supply Chainhe fifth part of the results section, a reflection on sustainable supply chains in the SDG context is given. Based on this analysis, there are two notable conclusions: streamlined LCA helps in the fulfilment of SDG in organizations and furthermore, full LCA and streamlined LCA are complementary to e

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Sustainable Development Goals: Corporate Social Responsibility? A Critical Analysis of Interactions construction supply chains that can also be applicable to other business sector. It develops a series of recommendations for improved engagement of construction firms with the sustainable development agenda through improving training, transparency, research and development, employee and team develop

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A Strategic Evaluation Framework to Assess the Sustainability Level of Industrial Parks in the Post-ussed by taking scholars’ and practitioners’ viewpoints. As a result, five domains were identified and constitute the framework: contextual, organizational, environmental, social and economic. Measurable indicators for each of these mentioned domains are suggested. The three last domains form part o

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Potential of Carbon Footprint Reduction within Retailers: Food Waste at Walmart in Mexicol in order to pursue a sustainable economy and to combat climate change. Moreover, it is also aligned to the Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) number 12 from the United Nations “Ensure sustainable consumption and production patterns” that establishes an objective that “by 2030, halve per capita glo

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