Environmental Management Accounting for Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises in South-East Asia

Project: Transfer (R&D project)

Project participants

  • Asian Society for Environmental Protection
  • Environmental Management Accounting Network

Description

The EMA-SEA project aims to develop case studies and methods as well as the diffusion and implementation of small and medium-sized enterprises in Southeast Asia. The practicability and potential of a number of tools and methods in environmental accounting were investigated in Indonesian, Philippian, Thai and Vietnamese companies. The case studies developed in this project provide the basis for practice-oriented training materials in environmental accounting for corporate managers as well as members of business associations, consulting firms, universities, ministries and government agencies. The long-term diffusion and implementation of environmental accounting in Southeast Asia is achieved through so-called disseminators, who in train-the-trainer seminars acquire the knowledge and skills to conduct their own environmental accounting workshops and company projects.

Further information: www.environmental-accounting.org
E-Mail: ema-sea@uni-lueneburg.de

Remarks: The EMA-SEA project ran from November 2003 until October 2007 and was financed and led by InWEnt (Capacity Building International).
ASEP - Asian Society for Environmental Protection
AcronymEMA-SEA
StatusFinished
Period01.11.0331.10.07

    Sustainable Development Goals

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  2. Relict populations in ancient woodlands
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  4. Cues from Facial Expressions for Emotional Interfaces
  5. Cyberspace Battleground
  6. Erstes und zweites Zuhause
  7. Investigation of food waste valorization through sequential lactic acid fermentative production and anaerobic digestion of fermentation residues
  8. Environmental Indicators for Business
  9. Ronald F. Inglehart
  10. Surviving global change? Agricultural Interest Groups in Comparative Perspective
  11. Towards a decision support system for radiotherapy business continuity in a pandemic crisis
  12. Why Do Extreme Work Hours Persist?
  13. Marktorientierte Markenbewertung
  14. Cost and schedule overruns in large hydropower dams
  15. Genetic toxicology in silico protocol
  16. Modeling the Quarter-Vehicle
  17. Berechnung und Weiterentwicklung des Sozialindex für Hamburger Schulen
  18. Deep decarbonization in Germany: A macro-analysis of economic and political challenges of the 'Energiewende' (energy transition)
  19. Dynamics of organic acid occurrence under flooding stress in the rhizosphere of three plant species from the water fluctuation zone of the Three Gorges Reservoir, P.R. China
  20. Provocative Alloys
  21. Capping risk adjustment?
  22. Situative bewegungssimulation des zweibeinigen, parallelkinematischen schreitroboters centaurob
  23. Intergroup conflict and third-party intervention
  24. Alltägliche Unterrichtsplanung und -analyse in konstruktivistischer Perspektive
  25. Die andere Hälfte der Globalisierung
  26. A Rigorous Climate Policy Is Necessary in Order to Give Incentives for Energy Suppliers to Develop Innovative and Environmentally Friendly Technologies
  27. Frömmigkeit der Theologie, zur Logik der offenen Theodizeefrage
  28. Toward the future of human body
  29. Statt Farbe: Licht.
  30. Resonance and reach
  31. Handbuch Erlebnispädagogik
  32. Verfahren zur Bestimmung der Neigung zur Verockerung und System hierfür
  33. Methoden zur Erfolgsmessung im Regionalmarketing
  34. Über den sinn von Thematisierungstabus und die unmöglichkeit einer soziologischen analyse der soziologie
  35. Die EuErbVO und das neue Privileg in internationalen Erbfällen nach Art. 913 Abs. 3 Code civi
  36. Conclusion
  37. Leichte Länge, schweres Gewicht
  38. No Roots
  39. A landscape-level study on the breeding site characteristics of ten amphibian species in Central Europe