2 resultados para education for Sustainable Development
em CiencIPCA - Instituto Politécnico do Cávado e do Ave, Portugal
Resumo:
São tantos os estudos que demonstram que é pela qualidade da educação das pessoas que depende o grau de desenvolvimento dum dado país, que não caberia aqui citá-los um a um. Os estudos nacionais e internacionais são unânimes: investir na educação é investir no futuro honesto da Humanidade. É investir num desenvolvimento sustentável. É investir no ser humano e numa justiça verdadeira, concreta e sensível. E se investir na saúde é prioritário em absoluto, investir na educação também. § There are so many studies that show that it is the quality of education of the people who depend on the degree of development of a given country, that would not fit here quote them one by one. National and international studies are unanimous: investing in education is investing in the future of honest humanity. It is investing in sustainable development. It is investing in people and in true justice, concrete and sensitive. And investing in health is a priority at all, invest in education as well.
Resumo:
Effective environmental management within companies, integrated with other management areas like quality and occupational health and safety, is nowadays assumed to be a strategic way to implement and improve lean and cleaner production. Also, sustainable development (SD) and business sustainability can be achieved through a better coordinated management of processes versus associated resources. This paper presents an in depth discussion regarding the promotion of integrated management systems, their benefits and major contribution towards the sustainable development of cleaner production related features. It addresses issues regarding the contributions resulting from the integration of standardized Management System (MS) from both internal and external perspectives. Complementing the overall review of aspects to the development of integrated management systems a survey was conducted in order to better understand the relevance of the identified success factors. The main findings in this paper are as follows: a contextualization model of sustainable development and integrated management systems considering the Triple Bottom Line: economic, social and environmental; and, a method and associated model to support the development of integrated management systems as well as general guidelines to support integration. It can be concluded that a proactive approach and commitment to cleaner production, supported by an integrated management system, brings relevant savings for organizations as well as providing value to the relevant interested parties.