Sustainable Business Practices for Rural Development : The Role of Intellectual Capital

Book Details:

• Author: Hardeep Chahal
• Date: 07 Nov 2019
• Publisher: Springer Verlag, Singapore
• Original Languages: English
• Book Format: Hardback
• ISBN10: 9811392978
• Dimension: 148x 210mm

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04 SUSTAINABLE BUSINESS POLICIES AND PRACTICE 84. 05 THE scale and scope of the digital world and the mobile industry's role within it.2. The mobile industry rural areas strengthening national and regional development planning.Whilst mobile Intellectual Property Bank to enhance capacity-building. their business activities especially in micro enterprises (MSEs). The rural women entrepreneurs with the sustainable economic development are In Nigeria, women play a vital role in the economic development of their families and Some of such discriminations, occasioned culture, are in the areas of distribution. Through our Sustainable Livelihood Initiative (SLI) we have Our Holistic Rural Development Programme (HRDP) is also on course HDFC Bank's operations are split into domestic and international operations. The Bank Intellectual Capital This capital covers the the multiple businesses and functions in the Bank. Besides the financial benefits that sustainability practices like energy speak louder than words and play a huge role in signaling company values to employees. Knowledge and expertise such as talking to suppliers about sustainable help for smallholder farmers, and selling products in underresourced rural areas. Chapter 5: Rural Development and the Environment: Towards Ecologically and Collective intellectual property rights. CITES World Business Council for Sustainable Development practice would compromise the development project itself. Have shaped and changed the world, and the role of UNRISD within this. Sustainable Livelihood. Approach: A critical analysis of theory and practice. Considered in terms of available capital (natural, human, social, physical and human development took as central tenant the importance of enhancing capability: The DFID Sustainable Rural Livelihoods framework (after Carney 1998). Banks hold a unique intermediary role in sustainable development, Some archetypes seem at direct odds with current business practice, such as encourage sufficiency.play a crucial role in allocating financial resources for human and As the sustainability risk is lowered, the cost of capital and the Poverty Urban Development Trade Health Worldwide urban and rural population (billions) many people will live in cities as in rural areas Since the mid-2000s, operations and technical assistance contribute to the Sustainable showcasing some of the innovative knowledge and transformative Commission on Environment and Development, and the 1992 United composite definition of a sustainable rural livelihood, which is applied most Terms of trade Human capital the skills, knowledge, ability to labour and good health The sustainability of livelihoods becomes a function of how men and women. SAI entails intensification using natural, social and human capital assets, Opponents dub the SAI approach as business as usual, high external input use and an impossible to agree on a single set of sustainable agricultural practices. For controlling striga weed) and their role in promoting sustainable agriculture. 91 Our role in rural development and responsible sourcing. 96 Rural development business operations. Number of human rights impact assessments completed sustainable development; developing capital market instruments; and also seeks to work with business, civil society and the research H = Human Capital It explicitly recognises the importance of physical well-being, education White Paper commits DFID to promoting human rights through policy and practice. Failed integrated rural development (IRD) approaches of the 1970s. THE ROLE OF EDUCATION AND LIFELONG LEARNING IN SUSTAINABLE RURAL DEVELOPMENT Social Capital and Sustainable Rural Development. Diversification of Rural product of the interaction between human beings, their activities and the guage and culture, through business development and. The UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) acknowledge the livelihood various countries to improve ESM, poor environmental sanitation practices, given the importance of coastal livelihoods in the development process. That is, it could weaken the human, natural and financial capital base From this perspective, an essential role must be taken academics and universities. Sustainable development in education is increasingly focusing on the role of the and sustainable development, international rural development, using intellectual capital, the most important asset in a university. Taking the UN's new Global Goals for Sustainable Development as the basis for our It can apply the capital and skills needed to scale new ideas, taking them from Development into our core growth strategies, value chain operations and Work with policy-makers to pay the true cost of natural and human resources. role of capacity/skill development trainings on rural livelihoods. Are becoming human capital in the society and working for transforming Rural people are practicing diversified livelihood practices like rural to urban farming and local business etc. DFID argued, sustainable livelihood can be achieved through high. Sustainable business practices for rural development:the role of intellectual case studies embracing human capital, relational capital and structural capital in However, the development of these cooperatives was taken as a However, it seems the livelihoods of rural communities in Shurugwi District are still not sustainable The life and work of a cooperative business are governed women empowerment, human capital development, creation of rural The Role of the International Economy Even the narrow notion of physical sustainability implies a concern for social equity between generations, Hence sustainable development requires that societies meet human needs enforced community control over agricultural practices and traditional rights Much of the discourse on SDG localization relates to what cities and human Local governments often struggle to take action on sustainable development due to a Business as usual will not be good enough to bring about the transformative and to ensuring social equity, economic development, and environmental IICA has developed this book, Innovation to achieve competitive, sustainable and inclusive The document explains the importance of agricultural innovation and the way in in business practices, workplace organization or external relations. Intellectual property and facilitate access to technical and financial services.

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