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Research background: Responsible consumption and production, articulated in Sustainable Development Goal 12 (SDG 12), has heightened global expectations for credible sustainability disclosure. Despite this, firms across sectors continue to use selective, vague, or unverifiable environmental claims that contribute to greenwashing.
Raghu Raman +3 more
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Lighting for SDG#3 Wellness and #12 Responsible Production and Consumption via ISO 14068
Based on Green Curriculum Guidance of UNESCO, 2024 “this Guidance includes numerous references to curricula developed by ministries, CSOs and inter-governmental organizations. Greening education encompasses not only knowledge and intellectual skills acquisition, but also socioemotional dispositions, such as a motivation to ‘make a difference’ and ...
Shirley Yeung Mo Ching, Bernard Chan
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Objective: This study examines the factors influencing Generation Z customers' intention to embrace apparel rental products in emerging countries, aiming to promote collaborative consumption and support sustainable practices. Theoretical Framework: The theory of planned behavior stands out, providing a solid basis for understanding the context of the
Malawi Arachchige Asoka Malkanthie +1 more
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SOCIAL MEDIA MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES FOR GLOBAL BRANDS ADVANCING RESPONSIBLE CONSUMPTION (SDG 12)
The paper examines the use of social media considering the manner of how global brands are strategically implementing the concept of responsible consumption as suggested by Sustainable Development Goal 12 (SDG 12). The need that social media should serve as a significant component in the salience narrative communication is on the backdrop of the times ...
Valisher Sapayev +4 more
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Responsible Consumption and SDG 12: A Comparative Policy and Case Study Analysis
Journal of Social Policy, Social Change and Development, 3, 2, 56 ...
Nishita Chatradhi
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Objective: This study examines how the depth of information in sustainability labels influences consumers' perceptions of product authenticity and reduces skepticism toward sustainability claims. Theoretical Framework: Drawing on consumer trust, authenticity in credence goods, and the role of detailed information in labeling, the study is grounded in
Julian Hoesen
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As organizations confront the escalating imperatives of Sustainable Development Goal 12 — Responsible consumption and production — Sustainability transitions are often framed as strategic or technological challenges. Yet this narrative review argues that the true battleground lies deeper: within the silent infrastructures that shape organizational ...
Haryanto Haryanto +3 more
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This study designed, techno-economically analyzed and compared the heat-assisted extraction (HAE)- and ultrasound-assisted extraction (UAE)-technology-based processes (HAE-tBP and UAE-tBP) for the production of crude anthocyanins powder (CAnysP) from ...
Oladayo Adeyi +6 more
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The broad utilization of concrete results in significant carbon dioxide emissions (CO2) and depletion of natural resources due to substantial increase in cement production.
Oladele J. Olatoyan +4 more
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Patterns of responsible consumption
Purpose: to identify patterns of responsible consumer behavior within Sustainable Development Goals (SDG 12), recognized and shared by young consumers in Russia.Methods: the article uses analysis, synthesis, systematization, generalization, analysis of ...
O. V. Saginova +2 more
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