Authors Kitami, Tomoya Abstract Currently, ESG investment, which invests in environmental projects, is attracting attention to achieve the "2 ° C target" adopted at COP21, which is the goal of global climate change countermeasures. An increasing number of organizations are in favor of disclosing information on climate change related to ESG assessments. As the global [...]
Session MO.3.E || Life Cycle Metrics in Sustainable Finance and Business Authors Ender, Manuela; Ilg, Robert; Albrecht, Stefan; Fischer, Matthias; Wimmer, Konrad Abstract If climate protection measures are inadequate, the economic consequences could soon exceed the impact of the COVID 19 pandemic. To prevent this, ecological and economic factors must be intelligently linked: this is [...]
Authors Permatasari, Dewi; Nasra, Musytaqim; Delfa, Andria; Firdaus Abstract The COVID-19 pandemic, a global health crisis which has devastated so many countries including Indonesia with so many people being infected by the coronavirus, has also impacted people living in Padang, the capital city West Sumatra in terms of their health, economy and social fabric. Apparently, [...]
Session WE.2.B || Social Life Cycle Assessment of Products Authors Cabrera, Fanny; Pacheco, Gustavo; Vanegas, Paúl; Sucozhañay, Dolores Abstract The transition towards a circular economy, which has emerged as a promising approach to achieve sustainable development, may cause significant social impacts on vulnerable groups. However, assessing social impacts remains a challenge. Social Life Cycle Assessment [...]
Authors Bortoloto Damasceno Barcelos, Silvia Mara; Oiko, Olívia Abstract The growing global environmental concern has intensified and the environmental implications of silk yarn production practices should not be disregarded. A relevant part of environmental assessment studies focuses on the final product, however, upstream and downstream processes also contribute to the total impacts. Therefore, the aim [...]
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