Sentence examples for environmental collaboration from inspiring English sources

Vachon and Klasson (2006b) noted that environmental collaboration with suppliers and customers leads to improved manufacturing performance, such as improved quality, delivery, and flexibility.

Environmental collaboration with upstream suppliers and downstream customers has been found useful for organizations to reap performance gains (Vachon and Klassen 2008; Yang et al. 2009; Zhu et al. 2010).

Our discussion included representatives from the United States, Finland, Georgia, and Nigeria -- all of whom noted that environmental collaboration must represent part of its overall diplomatic strategy.

This paper reviews the recent literature on agri-environmental collaboration in Europe and compiles benefits, limitations and ways to encourage collaboration.

This agenda implies research on a range of potentially healthful environmental exposures, collaboration among professionals in a range of disciplines from public health to landscape architecture to city planning, and interventions based on research outcomes.

Because no single federal agency covers the wide array of issues that affect children's environmental health, collaboration is essential.

Ms. Newmark's fund, created at the beginning of this year with $10 million in capital, much of it from the Nature Conservancy, focuses on projects undertaken by local environmental organizations in collaboration with the private sector, an area she says Axial neglects.

Besides R&D, the ETI also provides a postgraduate workforce trained in environmental technology in collaboration with the NUS and NTU.

Quiet workspaces, and the perceived ease of access to them, are associated with environmental perceptions, perceived collaboration and employee stress in open-plan offices.

However, negative effects on environmental satisfaction, perceived collaboration and stress only emerged in the open-plan office where the number of quiet rooms was low.

These findings indicate that the achievement of progressive social and environmental outcomes through collaboration is constrained where powerful resource industries are present as participants.