Integrated Approach to Managing Sustainability
Keywords:
competence management, sustainable development, environmental managementAbstract
Achieving a higher level of sustainable development needs both individual and corporate efforts. An effective solution needs an integrated approach that allows the consideration of environmental and social values in addition to the economic interest. Additional management tools may be useful but sustaining them needs often untenable efforts from the organisations.
This paper draws up a framework for how to integrate the values of sustainable development into the corporate activities by using competence management.
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