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This book explores business and governance solutions for achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), adopted by all UN member states in 2015. It features the proceedings of the 5th International Scientific Conference on Sustainable Development (ESG 2024), held in St. Petersburg in 2024.
Without adequate funding to invest in sustainable development and the transformation of energy and food systems, countries and companies cannot achieve stable financial positions. To meet the SDGs, all nations and businesses must invest in renewable energy, universal social protection, quality education, decent jobs, universal health coverage, sustainable food systems, infrastructure, and digital transformation. Incentives for SDG achievement address financing needs through a combination of various forms and mechanisms. Implementing these incentives will also necessitate broader changes in both national and international financial architectures. The book covers a range of fields, including sustainable development for the national and global economy, sustainable development in industrial and financial policy, financing sustainable transformations in industry, finance, and management, sustainable development principles in tax systems, and impact of sustainable development on financial markets among other topics.
The book is intended for scholars and professionals involved in public and corporate finance, financial accounting and auditing, sustainable development risk management, economic growth, macroeconomics, monetary policy within a sustainable development environment, public and corporate governance, as well as corporate communications and public relations.
List of contents
Chapter 1.ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT IN THE CONTEXT OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT.- Chapter 2.THE DYNAMICS OF SOCIAL INTERACTION AND SOCIAL PRACTICES IN THE CONTEXT OF THE DIGITALISATION.- Chapter 3.TEACHING MACHINE TRANSLATION WITHIN THE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT.- Chapter 4.THE CONCEPT OF ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT OF ENTERPRISES, SUPPLIERS, MANUFACTURERS AND PROCESSORS BASED ON A STAKEHOLDER APPROACH.- Chapter 5.THEORETICAL ASPECTS AND PROBLEMS RELATED TO THE APPLICATION OF SPECIFIC REGULATORY MEASURES OF THE ESG AGENDA IN THE AGRICULTURAL SECTOR OF RUSSIA.- Chapter 6.MANAGEMENT TEAM: SOLUTIONS FOR STRATEGIC DEVELOPMENT OF EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATION.- Chapter 7.ASEAN IS A DRIVER OF RUSSIA'S DEVELOPMENT, THE MAIN FOUNDATION IN THE FORMATION OF A MULTIPOLAR WORLD AND THE PRESERVATION OF FUTURE GENERATIONS.- Chapter 8.THE IMPACT OF DIGITALIZATION ON ACHIEVING THE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS OF THE REGIONS.- Chapter 9.DEVELOPMENT OF TYPES OF TRADE ORGANIZATIONS IN THE CONDITIONS OF TRANSFORMATION OF COMPETITIVE RELATIONS.- Chapter 10.ASSESSING THE IMPACT OF FACTORS ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF DISTANCE SELLING.- etc...
About the author
Dr. Anna Rumyantseva is Vice-Rector for Research and International Affairs at Saint Petersburg University of Management Technologies and Economics (Russia). Her research focuses on corporate finance, strategic financial management, and financial and managerial accounting.
Dr. Stevan Rapaić is Senior Research Associate at the Institute for Political Studies in Belgrade (Serbia). His areas of expertise include international economic relations, foreign direct investments, foreign trade policy, and local economic development.
Dr. Sergey Solodovnikov is Head of the Department of Economics and Law at Belarus National Technical University in Minsk (Belarus). He is a leading expert in industrial policy, modern international economic relations, and geoeconomics. He is the author of more than 500 publications, including 40 monographs.
Dr. Elena Sintsova is Head of the Department of International Finance and Accounting at Saint Petersburg University of Management Technologies and Economics (Russia). She is a leading specialist in sustainable development, business processes, and the management of companies and industries.
Summary
This book explores business and governance solutions for achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), adopted by all UN member states in 2015. It features the proceedings of the 5th International Scientific Conference on Sustainable Development (ESG 2024), held in St. Petersburg in 2024.
Without adequate funding to invest in sustainable development and the transformation of energy and food systems, countries and companies cannot achieve stable financial positions. To meet the SDGs, all nations and businesses must invest in renewable energy, universal social protection, quality education, decent jobs, universal health coverage, sustainable food systems, infrastructure, and digital transformation. Incentives for SDG achievement address financing needs through a combination of various forms and mechanisms. Implementing these incentives will also necessitate broader changes in both national and international financial architectures. The book covers a range of fields, including sustainable development for the national and global economy, sustainable development in industrial and financial policy, financing sustainable transformations in industry, finance, and management, sustainable development principles in tax systems, and impact of sustainable development on financial markets among other topics.
The book is intended for scholars and professionals involved in public and corporate finance, financial accounting and auditing, sustainable development risk management, economic growth, macroeconomics, monetary policy within a sustainable development environment, public and corporate governance, as well as corporate communications and public relations.
