... to disentangle behavioural and structural drivers of sustainability outcomes. Drawing on social exchange theory (SET), employees are expected to reciprocate leaders’ genuine environmental commitment with discretionary behaviours such as organizational citizenship behaviour towards the environment (OCBE...

... purposes), subject to full attribution to the original publication and authors. The full terms of this licence maybe seen at Link to the terms of the CC BY 4.0 licence. Corporate social responsibility (CSR) Environment Environmental NGOs NGO–business partnerships Non-government organizations...

... farming is generally defined as agricultural food products grown using environmentally friendly processes and exhibiting excellent quality, safety and environmental protection along with nutrient richness (Organic Produce Export Committee, 2002). The organic food items basically encompass natural food...

... of human well-being, and people with a biospheric value orientation pro-environmentally act to preserve the environment. Ahesha Perera can be contacted at: A.Perera1@massey.ac.nz 27 11 2023 23 01 2024 10 03 2024 © Emerald Publishing Limited 2024 Emerald Publishing Limited...

..., inequality and environmental degradation (Muñoz and Cohen, 2018). Entrepreneurship can help to maximize the impact of SDGs for the society and environment (United Nations, 2017). Entrepreneurship has come to be recognized as a probable solution to the grand societal and ecological challenges like climate...

..., posing many problems in terms of health, community, environment and global climate. One of the most generally acknowledged issues of the 21st century is addressing the potentially dangerous consequences of plastics bags. As a result of state policies or consumers’ increased awareness about environmental...

... of issues, including species at risk of extinction, operational considerations, risk management practices and how SANParks evaluates its environmental performance. The information is detailed and included in different parts of the organisation’s annual reports suggesting a genuine commitment to protecting...

... (Uwalomwa and Ben-Caleb, 2012). Ngwakwe (2018) recognized the increasing awareness of enterprises about the global environment and sustainable economic development. Business development must be placed in the context of environmental and social sustainability. The responsibility shown by business managers...

... in society ”, IIMB Management Review , Vol. 23 No. 4 , pp. 246 - 256 . Solomon , A. and Lewis , L. (2002), “ Incentives and disincentives for corporate environmental disclosure ”, Business Strategy and the Environment , Vol. 11 No. 3 , pp. 154 - 169 . Surroca , J. , Tribó...

... the environmental practices that successful leading firms have adopted and to enhance their corporate image. Matten and Moon (2008) , conducted a study to ascertain the exact factors responsible for the adoptions of CSR practices globally and found that as the current business environment that is characterized...

... by the industry players. To advance a country’s environmentally sustainable consumption, the role of consumers is essential because daily purchase decisions will have great influence on the improvement or deterioration of the natural environment (McGougall, 1993 ; Chan, 2000). In this regard, marketing...

...), with other dimensions concerning human nature, human activity, social relations and time orientation (Kluckhohn and Strodtbeck, 1961). The dimension of a person’s worldview related to the environment forms a mental context in which that person receives and processes information that has an environmental...

... more patrons, especially to customers who are more health and environment conscious. In the USA, the Green Restaurant Association (GRA), a non-profit organization, provides convenient and cost-effective ways for restaurants to become more environmentally responsible (www.dinegreen.com). GRA offers...

... carried out by the organizations for the society well-being”. Companies in industries with a larger risk of potential impact on the environment are subject to greater pressures. They are more likely to disclose environmental information than companies in industries with less risk of environmental...

... financial year. Sinkin et al. (2008) assert that large firms which are largely found in this tier of the market are likely to adopt leading edge environmental processes and practices. Also, such companies’ activities have been perceived to have a significant impact on the environment (Haniffa...

...Kumaran Rajandran Purpose – This paper aims to analyse how Environment Sections in Malaysian corporate social responsibility (CSR) reports disclose environmental CSR. Design/methodology/approach – The analysis is grounded in Systemic Functional Linguistics (SFL), which helps to examine...

...), among others, on the adoption of various forms of pro-environment consumer behaviour. Underpinning these studies is the assumption that an environmentally sustainable behaviour is driven by a range of intrinsic and extrinsic factors. In this study, we highlight the key role of social capital...

..., customers invest trust and repeated business, communities provide infrastructure and education for future employees as well as tax support and so on. Lantos (2001) delineated four different distinctions of stakeholders groups: The systemic/macro-environmental level consists of larger societal...

... and disability; provision of a safe and healthy working environment and compliance with all regulations regarding environmental preservation; and finally, co-operation within the Tata Group on competitive terms with other business parties. The Leela Kempinski has a total of 680 staff members, of which 250...

... the activities of the companies to various stakeholders showing their sensitiveness to the needs of the society. These disclosures are referred with various names like sustainability, responsibility, environmental, and accountability reports, social accounting or more recent terminology enterprise social...