Abstract Social Life Cycle Assessment is presented as a powerful tool for sustainable
development, thus, related publications had an important increase along time. This paper …

Highlights•Innovation is classified based on value chain actors.•Farmers, food processors,
retailers, advisory services act as innovation providers.•Consumers, policy makers and …

Circular economy (CE) is claimed to be a promising pathway to achieve the Sustainable
Development Goals (SDGs), but a reliable metric is needed to validate closed-loop …

Purpose This paper takes a critical review of the UNEP/SETAC (2009) Guidelines for social
life cycle assessment (S-LCA) of products. This paper, therefore, poses the question: how …

Life cycle-based methodologies are gaining increasing consensus as a tool to support the
transition towards sustainable production and consumption patterns. Despite its potential …

Society's interest in social impacts of products, services and organizational behaviors is
rapidly growing. While life cycle assessments to evaluate environmental stressors have …

Purpose In social life cycle assessment (S-LCA), we can distinguish two main types of
impact assessment (LCIA): type I can be seen as a reporting approach with the use of …

Purpose Social life cycle assessment (S-LCA) has been developed for almost two decades
for assessing the social impacts of product life cycles. Only a limited amount of research …

The social dimension of sustainable diets, which addresses the impacts of food value chains
on people, animals and communities, is under-represented in the food systems field. We …

Sugarcane and cassava are major economic crops in Thailand. They are usually grown in
similar geographical conditions, so they effectively compete for the same land. This paper …