Developing a new assessment tool in the area of sustainable development requires a
strategic methodology for a cohesive and logical framework incorporating relevant theory …

Concerns about sustainability drive organizations to assume responsibility for societal
impacts. Reducing negative impacts requires organizational change, in which projects play …

In recent decades, rapid growth has been observed in the incorporation of sustainability into
marketing. Accordingly, the contrasting relationships between them have been carefully …

In this paper, we explore the potential benefits of implementing environmental and
sustainability rating systems (ESRS) in industrial sectors other than the building industry …

The aim of sustainable development is to balance social, economic, and environmental
needs. In order to justify the decisions they make, stakeholders must quantify the different …

The creation of the World Commission on Environment and Development (WCED)—
commonly known as the Brundtland Commission—and the publication in 1987 of its report …

Petroleum refinery industry (PRI) projects are inherently unsustainable for the most part,
because of their environmentally and socially negative potential effects; nonetheless, their …

ABSTRACT 1 Following the establishment of sustainability rating schemes for buildings,
rating schemes for 2 horizontal infrastructure (eg road, rail, water) have emerged. The study …

Sustainability rating tools for civil infrastructure including highways are increasing in use.
The Ceequal scheme has been operating in the UK for around 14 years with over 360 …

The conception, design, and implementation of sustainable development strategies in an
organization aims at meeting and balancing economic, social, and environmental needs of …