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National culture and 
corporate carbon per-
formance
L. Luo, Qingliang Tang
Australian Journal of 
Management
2021
6 Citations
National cultural 
tendencies towards 
future orientation, 
uncertainty avoid-
ance, gender egal-
itarianism and hu-
mane orientation 
strengthen
• National cultural tendencies towards fu-
ture orientation, uncertainty avoidance, gen-
der egalitarianism and humane orientation 
strengthen corporate performance. • Certain 
cultural dimensions, such as in-group collec-
tivism, pose barriers to optimal carbon per-
formance 
[1]
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•Corporate Response 
To Climate Change 
•Corporate Carbon 
Performance
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Integrated Approach-
es to Ecosystem Ser-
vices: Linking Culture, 
Circular Economy and 
Environment through 
the Re-Use of Open 
Spaces and Buildings 
in Europe
L. Ricci
Land
Cities adopt an inte-
grated approach to 
urban development 
and sustainable 
land use through 
the implementation 
of the Urban Agen-
da for the EU and 
fourteen associated 
Partnerships.
• The EU has been developing and imple-
menting policies for an integrated approach 
to urban development and sustainable land 
use through the implementation of the Urban 
Agenda for the EU and fourteen associated 
Partnerships. • Cities adopt an integrated 
approach, combining cultural, environmen-
tal, economic, and social dimensions in their 
interventions 
[2]
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The Level Of Ambi-
tion Of a Company 
With Respect To Its 
Environmental Per-
formance

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Research, part of a 
Special Feature on 
Science and Gover-
nance in a Diverse 
World: L. Lebel, S. 
Wattana, Pawin Ta-
lerngsri
2015
31 Citations
Assessments con-
tribute to improving 
the quality of evi-
dence-based social 
change.
• Assessments of ecosystem services in 
Thailand have the potential to build copro-
ductive capacities between scientific experts 
and governance actors. • Coproductive ca-
pacities are built when stakeholders jointly 
engage in compilation and interpretation of 
evidence 
[3]
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•Assessments Of 
Ecosystem Services 
And Human Well Be-
ing •Coproductive 
Capacity •Scientific 
And Research Based 
Evidence •Existing 
Policies And Plans 
•Policy Needs And 
Demand 
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China’s ecosystem 
services planning: will 
Shanghai lead the 
way? A case study 
from the Baoshan dis-
trict (Shanghai)
H. Zepp, Matthias Fal-
ke, Franziska Günther, 
Lars Gruenhagen, 
2021
The land use plans 
should include fine-
grained informa-
tion within building 
blocks to allow for 
better assessing 
the spatial structure 
of the supply
• The Shanghai Baoshan district Master Plan 
will increase the overall supply of ES, partic-
ularly regulating and cultural services. • An 
evaluation framework based on CICES v5.1 
and two expert workshops was used to as-
sess the supply of ES in the district 
[4]
several 
studies have evaluated the environmental 
performance of urban plans using the ES 
approach. To strengthen this science-policy 
integration, it is still necessary to perform 
ES assessments within the urban planning 
practice as well as to collect empirical evi-
dence on the impacts of envisioned planning 
measures on the supply of ES in urban envi-
ronments across the world. In this research, 
we analyzed the state-of-the-art of China\\
textquoteright{}s new environmental gov-
ernance, which aims to change China\\tex-
tquoteright{}s land use policy and particularly 
the role of Green Infrastructure (GI. 
•Supply Of Ecosys-
tem Services •Regu-
lating Services •Cul-
tural Services
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Environmental culture 
change in local gov-
ernment: a practised 
perspective from the 
international council 
for local environmental 
initiatives–Australia/
New Zealand>
Y. Strengers
2004
The methodologies 
adopted by the or-
ganization have 
been designed 
to institutional-
ize environmental 
decision-making 
concepts and prac-
tices in local gov-
ernment.
• Environmental culture change is an import-
ant indicator of success for organisations de-
livering sustainable development. • ICLEI-A/
NZ has developed methodologies to insti-
tutionalise environmental decision-making 
concepts and practices in local government. 
• ICLEI-A/NZ’s capacity-building campaigns 
and other performance-focused initiatives 
have instilled core environmental values in 
local government 
[5]
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•Environmental Cul-
ture Change •Integra-
tion Of Environmen-
tal Decision Making 
Concepts And Prac-
tices In Local Govern-
ment •Instilling Core 
Environmental Values 
In Local Government
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Ecosystem Services 
as an Indicator for 
Strategic Environ-
mental Assessment: 
Towards an adaptive 
sustainability apprais-
al evaluation frame-
work
E. Fongwa
The absence of 
environmental bal-
ancing in develop-
mental activities is 
a lack of environ-
mental balancing 
in developmental 
activities.
• Ecosystem Services (ES) can be an ap-
propriate indicator to weight developmental 
policies, programs and plans to ensure the 
consideration of environmental balancing at 
the policy level. • A strategic analytical ap-
proach can be employed to develop a more 
adaptive framework that incorporates ES 
and SEA evaluation criteria 
[6]
. 
•Environmental Per-
formance •Ecosystem 
Services (Es) •Eco-
logical Relationships 
•Socio Economic Re-
lationships •Culture 
Relationships •Expert 
Judgments •Reports 
•Beliefs
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Performance assess-
ment of the ecosystem 
services provided by 
urban Nature-based 
solutions: focus on 
rainwater manage-
ment
L. Valois, A. Brachet, 
N. 
The main challenge 
for the implementa-
tion in decision tools 
could be the harmo-
nization between 
different expertises 
and stakes.
• Models assessing the service of rainwater 
management for three green infrastructures 
(green roofs, urban trees, and vegetated 
permeable pavements) have been reviewed 
and analyzed in terms of robustness, parsi-
mony, and operationality 
[7]
provision of hab-
itat for biodiversity, rainwater management, 
indoor summer comfort, etc. To provide sci-
ence-based arguments for the choice of the 
adapted solutions to a specific context, the 
assessment of those services is necessary. 
The aim of this paper is to review models 
assessing the service of rainwater manage-
ment for three green infrastructures: green 
roofs, urban trees (stand-alone or micro-for-
est. 
•Urban Heat Island 
Reduction •Provision 
Of Habitat For Bio-
diversity •Rainwater 
Management •Indoor 
Summer Comfort

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Toward Ecosystem 
Services as a Basis 
for Design
S. Windhager, F. 
Steiner, M. Simmons, 
David Heymann
Landscape Journal
2010
43 Citations
Environmental de-
sign should be per-
formance-based 
site design.
• Ecosystem services provide an organizing 
concept around which to make a wide array 
of environmental and, to some extent, social 
design goals explicit. • The U.S. Green Build-
ing Council’s Leadership in Energy and Envi-
ronmental Design (LEED) rating system and 
the Sustainable Sites Initiative 
[8]
. 
•Site Performance 
•Environmental De-
sign Goals •Assess-
ment And Evaluation 
Of Site Design Deci-
sions •Performance 
Based Site Design 
•Maintenance Of Eco-
system Services
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Using a tourism impor-
tance–performance 
typology to investigate 
environmental sus-
tainability on a global 
level
David C. Bojanic
2011
Countries in the two 
high performance 
categories fared 
better in terms 
of environmental 
health and ecosys-
tem vitality.
• 120 countries were grouped on the basis 
of the relative importance of tourism to their 
economies and their relative performance in 
terms of international tourism receipts per 
capita. • The majority of countries fell into the 
categories with a consistent level of impor-
tance and performance (i.e. low importance/
low performance and high importance/high 
performance) 
[9]
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• E n v i r o n m e n t a l 
Health •Ecosystem 
Vitality
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Environmental Man-
agemen: From “Fit” to 
“Stretch”
J. Cramer
1998
132 Citations
DOI
E n v i r o n m e n t a l 
management can 
improve our un-
derstanding of the 
conditions under 
which companies 
will strive for higher 
eco-efficiencies.
• Environmental management is a growing 
field of study that examines the development 
and implementation of environmental poli-
cies in business. 
• Future research 
should focus on the 
interaction of these 
three variables and 
how they affect the 
actions of compa-
nies 
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