Book 2025

Building a green future through essential decision-making competencies

Building a Green Future Through Essential Decision-Making Competencies
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Abstract

In today's evolving world, sustainable solutions have become an urgent need. As organizations face pressing environmental challenges, the decisions made will shape the future of our planet. Individuals, organizations, and governments must continue to navigate complex sustainability issues. By honing key decision-making competencies like systems thinking, long-term planning, and ethical responsibility, organizations can foster a collective shift toward greener practices. This approach addresses environmental concerns while empowering decision-makers to make impactful changes, ensuring a healthier, more resilient future for generations to come. Building a Green Future Through Essential Decision-Making Competencies explores the key decision-making skills required to address complex environmental challenges, focusing on strategies like systems thinking, risk assessment, and stakeholder collaboration. It examines how these competencies can be applied across various sectors to promote sustainable practices, mitigate environmental impact, and guide the transition toward a more eco-conscious society. This book covers topics such as human rights, sustainable development, and traffic monitoring, and is a useful resource for business owners, economists, academicians, researchers, and scientists. © 2025 by IGI Global Scientific Publishing. All rights reserved.

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Sustainable development Decision making Green development Green economy Environmental impact Sustainable building Pressung Green buildings Decision makers Decisions makings Environmental challenges Environmental concerns Ethical responsibility Long term planning Sustainability issues Sustainable solution System thinkings
Author Affiliations
Slezská univerzita v Opave, Opava, Czech Republic
Universitatea din Bucuresti, Bucharest, Bucharest, Romania
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