Moving from SD reporting to evaluation: the sustainability assessment model
Published 1 January 2002
Jan Bebbington, Bob Frame
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This paper describes how organisations that wish to understand their sustainable development (SD) impacts may move beyond reporting their impacts (e.g., by way of a triple bottom line report) to evaluating how their activities create sustainable
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