Studies on SDGs and sustainability
| Studies | Country | Main conclusions |
|---|---|---|
| Li et al., 2024 | Hong Kong, China, Australia | The study indicates a correlation between higher levels of education among entrepreneurs and an increased propensity to register as commercial enterprises, suggesting a preference for financial sustainability |
| Lazar et al., 2022 | Slovenia, Poland | The research model indicates that a robust organisational culture reinforces normative commitment, thereby promoting sustainability across supply chains. Companies have been identified as prioritising the social dimension of sustainability and the UN’s eighth SDG (decent work and economic growth), reflecting a strategic orientation centred on people |
| Muhmad and Muhamad, 2021 | Malaysia | The study demonstrates that sustainability practices are often associated with enhanced financial performance, thereby underscoring the strategic significance of integrating SDGs-related objectives into corporate agendas |
| Kluza et al., 2021 | Poland | The study concludes that the implementation of the SDGs plays a significant role in reducing greenhouse gas emissions in European countries, with certain goals having a direct impact and others influencing outcomes indirectly through interaction effects |
| Studies | Country | Main conclusions |
|---|---|---|
| Hong Kong, China, Australia | The study indicates a correlation between higher levels of education among entrepreneurs and an increased propensity to register as commercial enterprises, suggesting a preference for financial sustainability | |
| Slovenia, Poland | The research model indicates that a robust organisational culture reinforces normative commitment, thereby promoting sustainability across supply chains. Companies have been identified as prioritising the social dimension of sustainability and the UN’s eighth | |
| Malaysia | The study demonstrates that sustainability practices are often associated with enhanced financial performance, thereby underscoring the strategic significance of integrating SDGs-related objectives into corporate agendas | |
| Poland | The study concludes that the implementation of the SDGs plays a significant role in reducing greenhouse gas emissions in European countries, with certain goals having a direct impact and others influencing outcomes indirectly through interaction effects |
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