This paper describes how adopting a strategic approach to environmental management systems (EMS) will deliver a long term, lasting change to environmental performance. The paper focuses on the approach of one public sector agency, Transport SA. Whilst Transport SA has had elements of a system for environmental management in place for some time, there was a need to review the existing system in the light of a new direction for the Agency’s environmental performance. A strategic approach has been adopted to improving environmental performance and making an EMS work for the organisation. Some of the critical attributes of this strategic approach are described and contrasted with a compliance based approach to EMS
Current trends show clear signs of corporate strategy being driven by environmental pressures. Major...
Environmental issues seem to be one of the most important topics in the globalised world. Organisati...
The paper presents and discusses some of the empirical findings regarding envi-ronmental management ...
This paper examines the adoption and effectiveness of environmental management initiatives. Specific...
In recent years, an increasing number of private as well as public organisations have been engaged i...
Purpose – This paper seeks to examine the adoption of an environmental management system (EMS) in go...
The increasing consciousness of sustainable development and reconciling production with ecosystem co...
There are a myriad of drivers and benefits to encourage public and private organizations to develop,...
Organisational impacts on the environment have been a primary topic of discussion for several decade...
The Environmental Management System (EMS) structure recognizes that both envionmentL nd economic per...
An externally validated and properly implemented EMS is believed to be an effective policy tool to s...
An environmental management system (EMS) is an instrument that can help organizations to manage and ...
Abstract: This project studies the use of environmental management systems (EMS) in the United Kingd...
Protection and management of the environment is higher on the agenda of many nations, than it ever h...
The Eco-Management and Audit Scheme (EMAS) was established in 1993 in the European Union as a volunt...
Current trends show clear signs of corporate strategy being driven by environmental pressures. Major...
Environmental issues seem to be one of the most important topics in the globalised world. Organisati...
The paper presents and discusses some of the empirical findings regarding envi-ronmental management ...
This paper examines the adoption and effectiveness of environmental management initiatives. Specific...
In recent years, an increasing number of private as well as public organisations have been engaged i...
Purpose – This paper seeks to examine the adoption of an environmental management system (EMS) in go...
The increasing consciousness of sustainable development and reconciling production with ecosystem co...
There are a myriad of drivers and benefits to encourage public and private organizations to develop,...
Organisational impacts on the environment have been a primary topic of discussion for several decade...
The Environmental Management System (EMS) structure recognizes that both envionmentL nd economic per...
An externally validated and properly implemented EMS is believed to be an effective policy tool to s...
An environmental management system (EMS) is an instrument that can help organizations to manage and ...
Abstract: This project studies the use of environmental management systems (EMS) in the United Kingd...
Protection and management of the environment is higher on the agenda of many nations, than it ever h...
The Eco-Management and Audit Scheme (EMAS) was established in 1993 in the European Union as a volunt...
Current trends show clear signs of corporate strategy being driven by environmental pressures. Major...
Environmental issues seem to be one of the most important topics in the globalised world. Organisati...
The paper presents and discusses some of the empirical findings regarding envi-ronmental management ...