Tag: Sustainability
Digitalisation and circularity are linked to stronger supply chain resilience
Analysis of 32 emerging economies shows that digitalisation and circular practices jointly build supply chain resilience and sustainability through sequential capability development.
Higher education sustainability research is uneven and conceptually active
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Systematic review of 406 studies examines sustainability integration in higher education, revealing gaps in leadership, policy coherence, and transformative learning while curriculum dominates.
FinTech, AI, and Blockchain are linked to higher sustainability performance
Empirical analysis of FinTech, AI, and blockchain adoption effects on sustainable development performance in G20 countries, 2015-2023, revealing complementary amplification mechanisms.
Review identifies priority blockchain domains for Bangladesh higher education
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Systematic review identifying priority blockchain applications in Bangladesh’s higher education sector to advance SDG 4, analyzing feasibility and urgency across nine key domains.
Blockchain can support traceability in agri-food systems
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Explore how blockchain technology enhances traceability and sustainability in agri-food systems while addressing governance challenges, interoperability issues, and equity concerns for smallholder.
ISSA 5000 standardizes sustainability assurance globally
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in AccountingISSA 5000 establishes the first international standard for sustainability assurance, providing a unified framework for credible, comparable reporting across jurisdictions and professional contexts.
Gamified micro:bit use improved emotions and readiness for CT
Investigation of gamified micro:bit low-code programming for computational thinking readiness in sustainable mathematics education among P-12 students and pre-service teachers.
Student-led tool maps gaps in campus sustainability
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Student-led sustainability evaluation framework for higher education institutions using socio-technical systems theory, validated across Malaysian universities with mixed-methods analysis.
Deliciousness is framed as part of health and sustainability
Paper examining deliciousness as integral to healthy and sustainable food systems, challenging frameworks that treat taste and pleasure as problematic in food justice and nutrition discourse.
Female labor participation is not automatically linked to sustainability gains
Comparative analysis of female labor-force participation and sustainable development across G7 and E7 economies (1990-2022), revealing heterogeneous relationships conditional on structural conditions.
