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Title: RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ORGANISATIONAL VALUE ADDITION AND ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY PERFORMANCE IN AN INDIAN PULP AND PAPER MANUFACTURING UNIT AND ITS SUPPLY CHAIN: A LONGITUDINAL CASE STUDY
Authors: Arivalagan, A
Sudhakar, B
Keywords: corporate sustainability management
Value addition
sustainability performance
environmental performance
renewable resources
pulp and paper Industry
Issue Date: 3-Oct-2005
Publisher: Inderscience Enterprises Ltd
Abstract: Organisations that improve 'value addition' by implementing several initiatives do not verify impact of these initiatives have on environment. The modern sustainability era, demands elimination of environmental impacts, i.e., a positive correlation is expected between value addition and environmental performance on long term basis. Many studies on Corporate Sustainability Management, based on the data at one point of time, did not examine above said relationship. This paper discusses the relationship between value addition and environmental sustainability using ten years data of an Indian Paper Mill. Analysis of the data reveals that there is a negative correlation between value addition and environmental sustainability over the ten-year period.
URI: https://www.inderscienceonline.com/doi/epdf/10.1504/IJESD.2005.007919
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