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Nature-based innovation systems [PDF]
, 2020 Transitions literature regards technologies as critical components in shifting systems towards sustainability, which has informed the development of the technology-oriented Technological Innovation System (TIS) framework. The emerging discourse on nature-
van der Jagt, Alexander P.N. +6 more
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Innovation in Steel-Making Cluster in the Russian Federation and Factors of Innovation Development
Вестник Российского экономического университета имени Г. В. ПлехановаThe article analyzes the current condition and latest changes that took place in the steel-making cluster of the Russian Federation. It describes key problems and challenges that faced enterprises producing goods of ferrous metallurgy during COVID-19 ...
P. N. Kobin
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Brite innovation survey : executive summary [PDF]
, 2005 This report summarises the fi ndings of an innovation survey\ud of the Australian construction industry undertaken by the\ud BRITE Project of the CRC for Construction Innovation in\ud 2004.
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Environmental Indicator for COVID‐19 Non‐Pharmaceutical Interventions
Geophysical Research Letters, 2021 A novel coronavirus (COVID‐19) has caused viral pneumonia worldwide, posing a major threat to international health. Our study reports that city lockdown is an effective way to reduce the number of new cases and the nitrogen dioxide (NO2) concentration ...
Xinbo Lian +5 more
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Services, service innovation and the ecological challenge [PDF]
, 2018 This chapter is devoted to the positive ‘green services’ myth expressing the idea that services are naturally less harmful to the environment (greener) than material goods. This positive assessment of services is grounded in theoretical arguments relating to the fundamental nature of service activities, and in particular to their immateriality. The
Djellal, Faridah, Gallouj, Faïz
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Agroecological innovation: mobilizing ecological processes in agrosystems
, 2018 To meet the myriad challenges confronting agriculture, the agroecology proposes designing agricultural systems that leverage ecological processes. This requires the mobilization of nature-objects, often not very pliable and which are able to build a ...
Brives, Hélène +1 more
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Heliyon, 2021 The 21st century economic growth is characterized by extensive production and consumption, which increases anthropogenic emissions. However, reducing emission levels require ecological sustainability through innovation and modern technological ...
Ojonugwa Usman +5 more
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THE SHADOWY SIDE OF INNOVATION - with an ecological perspective -
The USV Annals of Economics and Public Administration, 2021 For more than one century, innovation has been the key to companies' success and competitiveness. Actually, besides inventions, innovations have always brought some advantages to those economic competitors, whether they were farmers, craftsmen and traders, who understood to apply them in their daily activities.
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Public policy implications of construction innovation research [PDF]
, 2006 This report undertakes an exploratory analysis of Construction Innovation research projects\ud in order to answer the question “What are the public policy implications of Construction\ud Innovation research?
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Sustainable Management as a Strategic Factor in the Transition to a Green Economy: A Case Study on the Renewable Energy Sector in Romania [PDF]
Ovidius University Annals: Economic Sciences SeriesIn the current context of climate and economic crises, sustainable management is becoming an essential pillar in redefining organizational strategies. This article explores how sustainability principles are integrated into the strategic management of ...
Marius Boiță +2 more
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