Business-driven social change:a systematic review of the evidence


Autoria(s): Stephan, Ute; Patterson, Malcom; Kelly, Ciara
Data(s)

2013

Resumo

How can companies help change people's behaviour in order to benefit society? Organizations have the resources and market influence to effect positive change. Through product labeling, supply chain management, cause marketing, corporate philanthropy, employee volunteerism and NGO (non-government organization) partnerships, companies are helping society get active, eat healthy foods, dispose of products properly, use less energy and generally live more sustainable lives. This report reveals the three conditions necessary for changing people's behaviour that create benefits for society. The report also includes 19 mechanisms companies can use to motivate people to change and to create the capabilities and opportunities for change.

Formato

application/pdf

Identificador

http://eprints.aston.ac.uk/24053/1/Business_driven_social_change.pdf

Stephan, Ute; Patterson, Malcom and Kelly, Ciara (2013). Business-driven social change:a systematic review of the evidence. Network of Business Sustainability.

Publicador

Network of Business Sustainability

Relação

http://eprints.aston.ac.uk/24053/

Tipo

Book

NonPeerReviewed