Sustainable development

au profit du capitalisme ...etc., le développement durable appliqué par les différents grands acteurs de ce monde rêvait un costume de super héros comme pour venir nous sauver de tout ce ‘’non-sens’’. Le développement durable (anglais : sustainable development, parfois directement traduit en développement soutenable) est une nouvelle conception de l’intérêt public, appliquée à la croissance économique et reconsidérée à l'échelle mondiale afin de prendre en compte les as environnementaux et sociaux d'une planète

préconisations. Comme nous avons pu le constater, les entreprises de grandes ou plus petites tailles commencent à s’intéresser, à différents échelons, à intégrer le Green IT à l’environnement de l’entreprise. Page 53 sur 56  Résumé en anglais Sustainable development has been a socio-economic concept in vogue in recent years. It is an answer to ecological and social crisis which affects our world and is caused by climate change, dwindling natural resources, strong growth of world population, deforestation

Qui doit protéger la forêt amazonienne ?La forêt amazonienne, ou le problème de la protection d’une forêt sur neufs États, la plus grande forêt du monde ? Intro : forêt amazonienne : 5,5M de km2 de forêt + 20% de l’eau douce non gelée de la Terre = 7,4M de km2 bassin amazonien = la plus grande forêt au monde 420 tribus (34 M d’hab.) le tout sur près de, 40% de la superficie de l’Am du SudDe quelle manière les enjeux de protection de la forêt amazonienne sont-ils un problème de taille pour sa gouvernance 

industrial free zones and connecting infrastructures, the Kingdom of Morocco had sought to add a new dimension to the development of the Northern Region. For this purpose, the Tanger-Med Special Agency, TMSA, was established to create this new economic area at the crossroads of major international sea routes. The Moroccan authorities’ determination to ensure the success of this development strategy through partnerships with leading players resulted in the awarding, in January, 2005 to the “A.P. Moller

November 1989 and led the USSR to self-destruction November 6, 1991. Then, the global age was born. 2. Benefits of the globalization: direct effects on tourism and trade In light of these 2 points, we can watch some perspectives and development on the globalization. Tourism has since its emergence in glove with globalization. First elitist and European practice in the early 19th century, tourism has spread rapidly outside the European continent, exploiting and feeding channels of colonization

responsive of the demand of the consumers. To face this demand, the company enlarged his range of product, they invested a lot of money (about 37 millions of euro) to improve the production line. In 2002, Lutosa takes into account the sustainable development. The company buy different machinery more ecological in association with Electrabel. In 2003, Lutosa celebrated its 25 years old and continued its conquest around the world. In September 2007, the actual manager sold all shares

market. Nestlé India is a subsidiary of Nestlé S.A. of Switzerland. With seven factories and a large number of co-packers, Nestlé India is a Company that provides consumers in India with products of global standards and is committed to long-term sustainable growth and shareholder satisfaction. • Calculations Return on assets (ROA) = (Net Income/Total assets) Return on Equity (ROE) = (Net Income after tax/Shareholder Equity) OR (Net Income after tax/Total Assets – Total liabilities) Equity Ratio

reasons and the meansfor establishing closer links between marketing and sustainable development and, moreparticularly, to analyse the conditions under which the two concepts can best reciprocate and eventually strengthen one another The author first considers what may be congemal and uncongemal to the two concepts He then turns to analyzing corporate behaviours f acmg social responsibility and sustainable development issues, with an attempt to charactenze situations favourable to more marketing

natural heritage or help promote sustainable management than about earning an income for themselves and their families. The current staff of these NGOs offers proof of this reality. All the secretaries, accountants, deputy directors, development workers, night watchmen, and project officials are either relatives or close friends of the Director or the equivalent. Two former university students who have returned to the village refer to them as « accomplices of the Sustainable Enslavement Program ». The

desa pprochesp récédentese n ce qui concernel 'environnementl,e s ressources naturelles et la dimension sociale du développement. Since the Brundtland report ( 1987) made the concept of sustainable developmenpto pular its uses preadi n manyi nstitutionsw ithout a clear link with the theories of development it was supposed to replace. Different readings of the concept and its implications are made by different groups of actors who find in it a principle that legitimates their actions.1 t is