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This book solicits meaningful contributions from key experts and practitioners that have been dealing with the emerging area of sustainability analytics. In doing so, readers would understand the cost, impact and performance of their sustainability initiatives.
The book covers current analytical tools (eg: frameworks, standards, ESG indexes) to measure sustainability, and how these tools embed the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). In addition to that, a part of the book is also dedicated to the application of sustainability analytics, highlighting key challenges as well as the importance of engagement and communication in shaping the future direction of sustainability assessments.
This book will be extremely useful to both researchers and practitioners who are looking for best--in-class practices to create value from their sustainability initiatives.
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This book is dedicated to all sustainability practitioners across multiple jurisdictions who value and understand the importance of using analytics to aid better, efficient and more impactful decision making. Your valuable inputs through our various engagements have been instrumental in shaping the structure of this book. To mum and dad, my deepest gratitude for your continuous support even during these challenging times.
This book is a one-of-its kind sustainability analytics toolkit for practitioners. It provides a framing on how analytical tools (e.g. frameworks, standards, ratings and indexes) of varying sophistication levels have been used to address, resolve and make complex decisions involving sustainability issues and manage their risks. The toolkits presented in this book are practical and relevant across multiple jurisdictions. They primarily focus on how value can be created in the twenty-first century. Sustainability practitioners will also find topics covered such as recommendations and tools to improve sustainability communication and stakeholder engagement insightful.
Australian Green Infrastructure Council
ALMOActive Labour Management Policies
ASPIREA Sustainability Poverty Infrastructure Routine for Evaluation
ASRAsian Sustainability Rating
BREEAMBuilding Research Establishment Environmental Assessment Methodology
CBECSCommercial Building Energy Consumption Survey
CDPCarbon Disclosure Project
CENT-GPSCentre for Governance and Political Studies
CERESCoalition for Environmentally Responsible Economies
DJSIDow Jones Sustainability Index
DPSIRDriver-Pressure-State-Impact-Response
EESEconomic, Environmental, Social
EFQMEuropean Foundation for Quality Management
EGTTExpert Group of Technology Transfer
EIAEnvironmental Impact Assessment
EIRISExperts in Responsible Investment Services
ELECTREElimination and Choice Expressing Reality
ESGEnvironmental, Social, Governance
EUEuropean Union
FPICFree Prior Informed Consent
GBCAGreen Building Council of Australia
GHGGreenhouse Gases
GIINGlobal Impact Investment Group
GRIGlobal Reporting Initiative
HK-BEAMHong-Kong Building Environment Assessment Method
IBCInternational Business Council
IFCInternational Finance Corporation
ILGInvestor Lenders Group
ILOInternational Labour Organisation
IMPImpact Measurement Group
IOInput-Output Analysis
IPCCIntergovernmental Panel of Climate Change
ISPOIndonesian Sustainable Palm Oil
KLDKinder Lydenberg Domini
LCALife Cycle Analysis
LEEDLeadership in Energy and Environmental Design
MBOManagement by Objectives
MCDMMulti-Criteria Decision Making
MSPOMalaysian Sustainable Palm Oil
NABERSNational Australian Built Environment Rating System
NDCsNationally Determined Contributions
OECDOrganisation for Economic Co-operation and Development
OHSASOccupational Health and Safety Assessment System
PaLATEPavement Life Cycle Assessment Tool for Environmental and Economic Effects
PESTELPolitical, Economic, Socio-Cultural, Technology, Environmental, Legislative
PMBOKProject Management Body of Knowledge
PSMLProject Sustainability Maturity Level
RSPORoundtable of Sustainable Palm Oil
SAMSustainable Asset Management
SATsSustainability Analytical Tools
SDGsSustainable Development Goals
SEEASystem of Environmental-Economic Accounting-Ecosystem Accounting
SWOTStrengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, Threats
TCFDTaskforce for Climate Financial Disclosures
TOPSISTechnique for Order of Preference by Similarity to Ideal Solutions
UNFCCCUnited Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change
UNGCUnited Nations Global Compact
WBAWorld Benchmarking Alliance
WBCSDWorld Business Council on Sustainable Development
WSMWeighted Sum Method
The term sustainability has gained much interest in the public domain in the past few decades. Businesses and leaders worldwide have acknowledged that its full meaning is complex, emerging from a myriad of sectors. For some, it has also become a platform to forge one of the most profound and meaningful transformations of this century, some calling it, The Sustainability Revolution which calls on us to take collective responsibility to design the future we want centred on humanity and the collective interest of stakeholders.
The relevance of this call is more important than ever with companies fast adopting new approaches and business models as they manoeuvre complex environmental and social relationships. Increasingly, stakeholders are requesting for more transparency when it comes to the reporting of environmental, economic and social (EES) issues, the three main pillars of sustainability. This has led to the proliferation of a range of tools in the form of frameworks , standards as well as ratings and indexes with differences across geopolitical, socio-economic and industry sectors. While some researchers have welcomed the more robust approach to sustainability reporting, others have critiqued that this proliferation of tools has led to more confusion in interpreting sustainability performance.
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