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What is Adoption of Environmental Practices

Knowledge Management for Corporate Social Responsibility
Adoption of environmental mechanisms helps to achieve better safety standards and healthier working conditions. For example: Design of a code of environmental ethics for all members of the company and its business partners; implementation of energy saving practices; implementation of reverse logistics practices; development of productive activity with ecological products and advanced training in eco-innovation and social and environmental needs.
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The Impact of Triple Bottom Line on Sustainable Product Innovation: Human, Social, and Economic Antecedents for Sustainable Development
Lucía Muñoz Pascual (IME, Department of Business Administration and Management, University of Salamanca, Spain) and Jesús Galende (IME, Department of Business Administration and Management, University of Salamanca, Spain)
Copyright: © 2021 |Pages: 20
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-7998-4833-2.ch006
Abstract
Developing the pathways that lead to sustainable innovation in SMEs represents an important aspect of the business world and society. The aim of this chapter is to verify the relations and pathways that lead to sustainable product innovation performance while considering all three pillars of the triple bottom line approach. This study proposed a mixed methods approach to identify the antecedents of sustainable product innovation performance. The model was used to measure the effects of the three pillars of the triple bottom line: economic, social, and environmental developments. The model was also designed to account for the firm's type (public limited companies vs. general partnerships). The authors determined whether a firm's type moderates the effects of the three pillars. They identified alternative configurations of conditions and determined those that are likely to lead to sustainable product innovation performance. The findings show that social and environmental developments are two important antecedents for product innovation performance, and they contribute to different pathways.
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