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La misurazione della sostenibilit?: alcune esperienze internazionali

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L?attuale scenario internazionale, anche a seguito della crisi globale, si caratterizza per una crescente attenzione della societ?, dei policy makers e delle imprese, ai temi della sostenibilit? dello sviluppo. In tale contesto ? cresciuto il ruolo della misurazione della sostenibilit?, che consente di comprendere le variazioni di "stock" di tutte le tipologie di capitale. Ci? ha determinato la diffusione di un numero elevatissimo di indicatori a supporto del processo decisionale non solo dei policy makers, ma anche dei managers. L?obiettivo di questo studio ? di analizzare gli aspetti salienti della misurazione della sostenibilit? e le esperienze pi? significative di alcune istituzioni internazionali che hanno proposto set di indicatori per la valutazione della sostenibilit?.

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  • Debora Scarpato, 2013. "La misurazione della sostenibilit?: alcune esperienze internazionali," RIVISTA DI STUDI SULLA SOSTENIBILITA', FrancoAngeli Editore, vol. 2013(1), pages 55-76.
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