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Incremental change is not putting communities on track for sustainability, equity and prosperity.  Although successful sustainable change is happening, the solutions and successful efforts towards urban transformation are not identified and publicized.  To right this, the WRI Ross Center Prize for Cities initiative spo ...

This report reveals that company executives are the most significant source of pressure behind corporate commitments to supply chain sustainability (SCS).  Given their central role in setting and steering strategies, this suggests that the drive toward supply chain sustainability is a long-term business trend.  The rep ...

Using marginal abatement cost (MAC) for investment decision-making brings hoteliers, investors, owners and operators multiple benefits, depending on the type and scope and responsibility of investment.  The marginal abatement cost curve (MACC) provides a visual representation to easily identify the initiatives that hav ...

This paper suggests that the circular economy (CE) offers a pathway towards a resilient and sustainable, tourism ecosystem.  It also suggests that hospitality, travel and tourism has an important role to play in the circular economy transition.  The stakeholders can act as enablers of circularity and benefit from share ...

Carbon footprint/climate change appears to be the most commonly used life-cycle sustainability indicator for tourism and hospitality.  Specific sustainability indicators that consider socio-economic and socio-cultural aspects have rarely been specified in the industry's transition towards circular economy.  Future life ...