INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF ESG AND SUSTAINABILITY REPORTING (VOLUME 1)
In recent years, ESG factors and sustainability have become integral considerations for
organizations across sectors. The importance of transparent and comprehensive reporting
on ESG performance has gained substantial recognition as stakeholders increasingly seek
information on the environmental and social impact of organizations, as well as their
governance practices. As a result, there is a growing need for rigorous academic research
and best practices in ESG and sustainability reporting to guide decision-making processes,
support accountability, and foster sustainable development.
Circular Immersive Parametric Design Workflow for Sustainable Construction Materials Development
The construction industry faces adverse effects of low productivity and occupational injuries,
particularly related to the low level of automation and robotics as compared to other industries.
As such, identifying the challenges of implementing construction automation and robotics (CAR)
would enhance productivity, safety, and operation in the construction industry.
Developing A Public Value Framework for Infrastructure Projects in Ghana
Empirical evidence has shown the significance of public value implementation to the realization of
the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Hence, assessing public value in infrastructure projects
has become popular in recent years. However, the assessment of public value is a long way from
being translated into practice due to the lack of a framework for the implementation of public value
infrastructure projects.
Health Consequences of Climate Change on Education and Sustainable Development
Education is a catalyst for the development of every country hence the need for quality education of the
youths who shall become leaders of tomorrow. When students’ health is threatened by the immediate
and long term impacts of climate change, their education is undermined, as such the sustainable
development strides of the nation becomes compromised.
Modelling Financial Distress in the Nigerian Banking Sector
The study seeks to develop a model for bank sustainability through the prediction of financial distress
in the Nigerian banking sector, which could also find applicability for the entire Africa region. The
banking sector in any economy is largely important due to its ability to redistribute funds from
the surplus segment to the deficit segment of the economy, hence, developing a distress model to
predict financial distress in the banking sector helps to enhance the sustainability of corporate
financial institutions in Africa.
Stakeholder Management In The Sustainability Of Corporate Social Responsibility Projects – A Systematic Literature Review
Firms employ corporate social responsibility (CSR) to influence stakeholder perceptions and positively
induce desirable business outcomes. The mechanism through which stakeholder management affects
the sustainability of CSR projects has been under-explored despite the burgeoning literature on
corporate social responsibility.
Assessing Barriers to Sustainable Public-Works Procurement Compliance at the Tender Evaluation Stage in Ghana
Existing studies indicate that the construction sector is critical to the integration of sustainable publicworks procurement towards the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals 12.7 (SDGs).
However, significant impediments to effective and efficient compliance with sustainable publicworks procurement exist.
A Systematic review of Leadership Development in the Ghanaian Construction Industry
In recent times, the nexus between construction and leadership has become even stronger. Construction
is seen as a major vehicle for pursuing sustainable development goals. Leadership training is essential
in the construction sector for a variety of reasons.
A Review of the State of the Art on Health and Safety Management in Ghana
The construction industry plays an important role in contributing to the economy and development
worldwide. The state of affairs concerning health and safety in the construction industry needs
attention. In most countries, the industry is the second largest contributor to Gross Domestic Product
(GDP) after agriculture.