Sustainable development

Appendices 17 Appendix 1: FTSE4Good Index 18 Appendix 2: Corporate social responsibility 18 APPendix 3: Accor hotels environment charter 19 Appendix 4: Traditional Management Systems 20 Appendix 5: Accor Stakeholders 21 Appendix 6: Accor Sustainable Procurement Charter 23 Appendix 7: Corporate Social Responsibility Overall Business Benefits 25 Appendix 8: Green Globe Process 26 Appendix 9: Accor Certifications 27 Appendix 10: Corporate Social Responsibility Pyramid 28 I - INTRODUCTION

elected president of The United States focused on the environment throughout his campaign. He decided to set up a Green Bill to improve the American way of life. His investment plan will be 150 billion dollars over 10 years to promote sustainable development. His main goal is to develop renewable energy. In fact, his first idea is to increase the price of electricity by developing solar, wind and biomass. He wants that 10 percent of electricity will be from renewable sources by 2012. In this context

engages in wholesale and retail dealer of products of biological origin such as cleaning products, foodstuffs, hygiene products, etc.. Asiabio creators are indeed very committed to sustainable development and in 2009 opened the first organic grocery in Cambodia. They thus meet the definition of sustainable development by offering their customers for natural products, from eco-friendly agriculture to meet their needs while preserving the ability of future generations to meet theirs. Founded in

gouvernance Title: The Territorial Intelligence in the service of Good Governance, Case of Morocco Keywords: Sustainable Development, Territorial Intelligence, Good Governance, Area Advanced, new constitution, Agenda 21, PCD • New Context: Emergence of a conscience in matters of sustainable development • New target: sustainable development and fight against poverty • Towards a Sustainable Development Governance • Governance, Area Advanced & new constitution • Territorial intelligence and governance

D   Examples  of  Environmental  Sustainable  and  Ecotourism  in   Sri  Lanka       emocratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka is an isle in the Indian subcontinent. It counts about 20 million inhabitants with an area of 65,610 km²1. Sri Lanka has 1,340km of seaside, mostly composed of white sand beaches but is also known for its high level of biodiversity; which come from wide range of topographic and climatic variations to a high proportion of endemic

véritable (IPV) ( tient compte du coût de l’épuisement des ressources, du coût du crime, du coût de la destruction de la couche d’ozone, du coût des fractures familiales, du coût des pollutions de l’air, de l’eau, sonore, etc.), l’ISEW ou Index of Sustainable Economic Welfare ( indice monétaire corrigeant le PIB), le GPI ou Genuine Progress Indicator (calculé depuis 1995 pour les USA, c’est un dérivé de l’ISEW), le MDP ou Measure of Domestic Progress (proche du GPI, version britannique), l’indicateur

après les faibles chiffres qu’ils avaient réalisés sur le marché américain. Néanmoins, une question se pose ; quelles seront les conséquences environnementales de cette croissance fulgurante du marché automobile chinois ? Partie 2 The development of motorized transportation has highly affected domestic and international trade in China. Chinese citizens, particularly the middle class, are discovering a new way of life with new habits. Cars allow them to travel differently. They are doing

(Hons) International Business Management Walter Fraser Packaging an environment: reduce the contamination DATE KEYWORDS April 2009 -PACKAGING- ENVIRONMENT-SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT-WASTE- Abstract: The environment became a collective concern and an important parameter in the strategy packaging of companies and its sustainable development. The waste management and the recycling represent today an incontrovertible step in the life cycle of packaging. Today, new tendencies appear and the consumer

pores on the aerial roots and trunks. Mangroves support many different biological communities, and can be one of the most productive ecosystems, supporting large populations of invertebrates, fish, birds and mammals. Human use of mangroves: Sustainable uses ; The mangrove ecosystem produces both ‘goods’ (products) and ‘services’. Products include fuelwood, paper pulp, poles, railway sleepers, wood for furniture, roof thatching, bark for tannin, medicines, sugar, alcohol and dyes. Mangroves also

does the development of motorized transportation affect domestic and international trade ? To what extent is it compatible with sustainable development ? We’ll take the example of China. The development of the car industry affect other business as well, in China and beyond the country. The car sales keeps growing fast so the government made built a lot of express-ways, more than 30,000 miles, like in the U.S fifty years ago with its Interstate Highway System. This development has a beneficial