ENVIRONMENT BUSINESS MANAGEMENT PREPARED BY SAY PUNNAREAY, MBA saklviTüal½yCatiRKb;RKg NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF MANAGEMENT mhaviTüal½yRKb;RKg FACULTY OF MANAGEMENT COURSE TITLE ENVIRONMENT BUSINESS MANAGEMENT PREPARED BY SAY PUNNAREAY, MBA

A FRAMEWORK FOR SUSTAINABLE BUSINESS PREPARED BY SAY PUNNAREAY, MBA saklviTüal½yCatiRKb;RKg NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF MANAGEMENT karRKb;RKgbriyakasGaCIvkmµ ENVIRONMENT BUSINESS MANAGEMENT CHAPTER I A FRAMEWORK FOR SUSTAINABLE BUSINESS PREPARED BY SAY PUNNAREAY, MBA

1. WHAT IS ENVIRONMENT MANAGEMENT?  Environment is all the forces surrounding and influencing the life and development of the firm.  Environment management is planning and implementation of actions to reduce the environmental impacts of a organization.  Systematic consideration of design performance with respect to environmental, health, and safety objectives over the full product lifecycle.

2. WHY DESIGN FOR ENVIRONMENT  Over 80% of a product, environmental impacts are decided by design.  Design integrates all the stages of the product lifecycle.  Design integrates all business activities related to the product, inside and outside a company.  Goods and services companies.

For example of organizational environment

3. WHAT IS INTEGRATION?  The process of coordinating different elements for effective functioning of a whole system.  In practical terms: - Functional: making sure all the parts work together to achieve the design goals. - Organizational: assigning tasks to all members of an organization to achieve the design goals.

4. HOW CAN BUSINESS BE INTEGRATED INTO SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT? ENVIRONMENT ECONOMY SOCIETY

5. SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT AS INTEGRATION TECHNOLOGY POLITICS SOCIETY ENVIRONMENT ECONOMY BUSINESS  ENVIRONMENT MANAGEMENT INDUSTRIAL ECOLOGY

6. THE LINEAR INDUSTRIAL SYSTEM Unlimited Resource Extraction ENERGY & MATERIAL INPUT WASTE & POLLUTION OUTPUT Materials Processing Production Consumption Unlimited Dumping of Waste

7. PRINCIPLES OF INDUSTRIAL ECOLOGY  Every process, product, facility, constructed infrastructure, and technological system should be planned to be adaptable to preferable innovations.  Energy used in manufacture should produce a desired material transformation.  Industries should make minimum use of materials and energy in products, processes, services, and operations.

 Materials should be the least toxic for the purpose  Materials should be the least toxic for the purpose.  Industries should get most of the needed materials through recycling rather than through raw materials extraction.  Close interactions should be developed with materials suppliers, customers, and representatives of industries, with the aim of developing cooperative ways of minimizing packaging, recycling and reusing materials.

8. INTEGRATING ENVIRONMENTAL IMPROVEMENT ACROSS DEPARTMENTAL AND PRODUCT BOUNDARIES Marketing Distribution Production Logistics Primary Activities Environment, Health and Safety Research and Development Purchasing Site and Facilities Accounting Human Resources Support Activities Top Management