Green Business Model, The Future Megatrend: Solution for Global Sustainability with an Environmental-Based View (EBV) Approach Global Edition : Volume 1

By Naparin, Muhammad, Dr.

Book Id: WPLBN0100750231
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Reproduction Date: 11/1/2023

Title:	Green Business Model, The Future Megatrend: Solution for Global Sustainability with an Environmental-Based View (EBV) Approach Global Edition : Volume 1
Author:	Naparin, Muhammad, Dr.
Volume:	Volume 1
Language:	English
Subject:	Non Fiction, Social Sciences, Green Business model with global sustainability
Collections:	Authors Community, Science
Historic Publication Date:	2023
Publisher:	Deepublish

Member Page:	Muhammad Naparin
Citation APA MLA Chicago Naparin, D. M. (2023). Green Business Model, The Future Megatrend: Solution for Global Sustainability with an Environmental-Based View (EBV) Approach Global Edition : Volume 1. Retrieved from http://gutenberg.cc/

Description
Triple planetary crisis, namely climate change, pollution and biodiversity loss which has been announced by the UNFCCC (United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change) is the biggest challenge which will gradually threaten the lives of all living creatures on earth. Currently, the global community, including academics, researchers, business, experts, professionals, environmentalists and policy makers has been focused on finding solutions by implementing various strategies. On the other hand, rapid changes in the economic, technological, social and cultural sectors, market growth and increasing people‟s purchasing power have resulted in an increase in human needs followed by massive exploitation of natural resources. This has the potential to produce greenhouse gas emissions and environmental damage that can cause the triple planetary crisis. In this context, sustainability is needed in a holistic way in the form of economic sustainability, socio-cultural sustainability and environmental sustainability. At the operational level, sustainability must be realized in the form of achieving community welfare, social and cultural peace and security by implementing the principles of environmental sustainability. Based on the above views, environmental awareness, green behavior and innovative green consumption patterns are needed at all levels of society and business actors. This book provides an in-depth understanding of a green business model with an Environmental-Based View (EBV) approach which can build mutually beneficial synergy between business, environment and people, create sustainable, superior, profitable business and play an important role in global sustainability.

Summary
This book provides practical and comprehensive guidance on environmentally friendly business management with maintaining socio-cultural sustainability to achieve sustained competitive advantage (SCA) through the Environmental-Based View (EBV) approach.

Excerpt
Green business model, solution for global sustainability that contributes to climate change mitigation, pollution reduction and biodiversity conservation with an Environmental-Based View (EBV) Approach.

Table of Contents
About the Author i Peer Reviewer ii Acknowledgements iii Dedication v Preface vi TABLE OF CONTENTS vii FIGURES xii TABLES xv BOXES xvi Chapter 1. ENVIRONMENTAL-BASED VIEW (EBV): GREEN BUSINESS AS THE FUTURE MEGATREND 1 A. GLOBAL ISSUES AND EMPIRICAL FOUNDATIONS 2 B. ENVIRONMENTAL-BASED VIEW (EBV): A GREEN BUSINESS APPROACH 7 C. GREEN BUSINESS AS A VALUE SYSTEM 11 1. Core Values 13 2. Business Value (BV) 15 3. People Value (PV) 19 4. Environmental Value (EV) 27 References 34 Chapter 2. GREEN PRODUCT 37 A. PARADIGM SHIFTING IN COMMUNITY CONSUMPTION 38 1. Perceived Beneficial Consumption (PBC) 38 2. Innovative Green Consumption (IGC) 39 B. GREEN PRODUCT CONCEPT 40 1. Procurement 41 2. Transformation 46 3. Plays a role in climate change mitigation 47 4. Product Communication 48 5. Product Delivery 50 6. Usage 53 7. After Usage 54 References 56 Chapter 3. FORESTRY BUSINESS AS A GREEN BUSINESS MODEL 57 A. FORESTRY BUSINESS VALUE SYSTEM 58 1. Business Values 58 2. People Value 67 3. Environmental Value 68 B. CHALLENGES OF THE FORESTRY INDUSTRY AS A PROVIDER OF SUBSTITUTE PRODUCTS 71 1. Conversion of Plastic Utilization 72 2. Conversion of Energy 73 References 74 Chapter 4. COMMERCIAL GREEN FOREST PRODUCTS 76 A. CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FOREST PRODUCTS 77 1. Renewable Natural Resources 77 2. Carbon Storage 78 3. Eco-friendly Waste 78 4. Emotional and Social Benefits 79 5. Trade Scope 79 6. Market Size 80 7. Market Growth 81 8. Comparative Advantage 82 B. TYPES OF COMMERCIAL FOREST PRODUCTS 82 1. Wood Forest Products (WFPs) 82 2. Non-Timber Forest Products (NTFPs) 84 3. Environmental Services 89 C. THE ROLE OF FOREST PRODUCTS IN THE NATIONAL ECONOMY 92 References 94 Chapter 5. KEY PARTNERSHIPS IN GREEN BUSINESS 96 A. BENEFITS OF BUILDING PARTNERSHIPS 98 1. Achieving Carbon-Neutral Value Chains 98 2. Performance Optimization 98 3. Economy of Scale 99 4. Risk reduction 99 5. Uncertainty reduction 100 6. Resources sharing 100 B. BUILDING AN EFFECTIVE PARTNERSHIP 100 C. PARTNERSHIP CLASSIFICATION 102 1. Supplier Partnerships 103 2. Internal Partnerships 104 3. Customer Partnerships 110 4. Competitor Partnerships 114 5. People Partnerships 118 6. Governmental Partnerships 120 7. Sponsor Partnerships 122 8. Financing Partnerships 124 9. Academician Partnerships 126 10.Media Partnerships 126 References 131 Chapter 6. GREEN ECONOMIC RESOURCES: 133 AN ENVIRONMENTALLY BASED APPROACH 133 A. GREEN ECONOMIC RESOURCES APPROACH 134 1. Resource-Based View (RBV) 134 2. Knowledge-Based View (KBV) 135 3. Environmental-Based View (EBV) 138 B. THE SIX DIMENSIONS OF GREEN ECONOMIC RESOURCES (4C+2E) 141 1. Core Resources 142 2. Capabilities 143 3. Competences 144 4. Capital Goods 144 5. Environmental Orientation (EO) 145 6. Entrepreneurship 145 References 156 Chapter 7. ENVIRONMENTAL ORIENTATION 160 IN GREEN BISNIS 160 A. ORGANIZATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL AWARENESS (OEA) 161 B. ORGANIZATIONAL GREEN BEHAVIOR (OGB) 162 1. Green workplace 162 2. Green process 163 3. Green certifications 163 C. ORGANIZATIONAL INNOVATIVE GREEN CONSUMPTION (OIGC) 165 1. Eco-innovation 166 2. Carbon-neutral value chains 168 3. Eco-participation 168 4. Carbon-offset 169 5. Carbon-credit 170 References 173 INDEX 174