A case study on research for sustainable management: The funding priority “Corporate instruments for sustainable management”

Abstract

Support for environmental research has a long tradition at the Federal Ministry of Education and Research. A new funding priority establishes a new substantive priority area – sustainable management. The purpose is to develop strategies and solutions for sustainable management and test them in real life through cooperation between research institutions, industry and consumers. The results of 18 collaborative projects should help to exploit the potential for sustainable management in the private sectors, set new priorities in research on business management and initiate standardisation processes towards sustainable management. A support process has to pass the results of the projects as well as their implications for sustainable management on to potential users. The research projects altogether cover four priority areas; namely, information technology instruments, controlling instruments, planning instruments and communication instruments.

Citation

Grablowitz, A., Rudeloff, M. and Voss, G. (2002), "A case study on research for sustainable management: The funding priority “Corporate instruments for sustainable management”", International Journal of Sustainability in Higher Education, Vol. 3 No. 1, pp. 75-83. https://doi.org/10.1108/14676370210414191