Sustainable Business Analysis- Franchised Real Estate Office
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Sustainable Business Management- MNG10253 |
Business Analysis- Franchised Real Estate Office
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Ashleigh Bouttell - 21438213
5/25/2009 WORD COUNT- 3848 EXCLUDING IN TEXT & REFERENCE LIST.
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1. Introduction: 1.1 Scope of analysis. 1.2 Background. 1.3 Sustainability theory. | IIIIIIIV |
2. Water Management:2.1 Recommendations. | VI
VI |
3. Waste Management:3.1 Recommendations. | VII
VII |
4. Energy Management:4.1 Recommendations. | IX
IX |
5. Transport Management:5.1 Recommendations. | XII
XII |
6. Sustainable Accounting System: 6.1 Recommendations. | XVXVI |
7. Social Aspects:7.1 Operational and Service Design.7.2 Recommendations. | XVII
XVII
XVII |
8. Future Sustainability Outlook:
8.2 Short-term Recommendations.8.3 Long-term Recommendations. | XIX
XX
XXI |
9. Conclusion. | XXII |
10. References. | XXV |
11. Appendices:11.1 Email quote from ‘Wanless’ representative.11.2 Email quote from Solar Power ‘Todae’ representative. | XXVIII
XXVIII
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1. Introduction.
This report first and foremost will analyse the sustainability of a franchised real estate office.
Patricia Allen in her book Food for the Future (2003) describes sustainability as the process of transforming corporations’ environmental practices ensuring the preservation of our environment. DesJardins (2007) describes how a strict egalitarian theory of distributive justice would hold that every generation has a right to an equal amount of the resources. By definition, any of non-renewable resources will result unless available for future use being unjust to future people. Implying no one has a right to use any non-renewable resource.
This report will discuss the steps necessary to transform this organisation into a sustainable one the hypothesis is - this organisation needs to restructure their mission statement, goals and business dynamics if they aim to ethically participate in...
Business Analysis- Franchised Real Estate Office
|
|
Ashleigh Bouttell - 21438213
5/25/2009 WORD COUNT- 3848 EXCLUDING IN TEXT & REFERENCE LIST.
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| |
1. Introduction: 1.1 Scope of analysis. 1.2 Background. 1.3 Sustainability theory. | IIIIIIIV |
2. Water Management:2.1 Recommendations. | VI
VI |
3. Waste Management:3.1 Recommendations. | VII
VII |
4. Energy Management:4.1 Recommendations. | IX
IX |
5. Transport Management:5.1 Recommendations. | XII
XII |
6. Sustainable Accounting System: 6.1 Recommendations. | XVXVI |
7. Social Aspects:7.1 Operational and Service Design.7.2 Recommendations. | XVII
XVII
XVII |
8. Future Sustainability Outlook:
8.2 Short-term Recommendations.8.3 Long-term Recommendations. | XIX
XX
XXI |
9. Conclusion. | XXII |
10. References. | XXV |
11. Appendices:11.1 Email quote from ‘Wanless’ representative.11.2 Email quote from Solar Power ‘Todae’ representative. | XXVIII
XXVIII
XXXI
|
1. Introduction.
This report first and foremost will analyse the sustainability of a franchised real estate office.
Patricia Allen in her book Food for the Future (2003) describes sustainability as the process of transforming corporations’ environmental practices ensuring the preservation of our environment. DesJardins (2007) describes how a strict egalitarian theory of distributive justice would hold that every generation has a right to an equal amount of the resources. By definition, any of non-renewable resources will result unless available for future use being unjust to future people. Implying no one has a right to use any non-renewable resource.
This report will discuss the steps necessary to transform this organisation into a sustainable one the hypothesis is - this organisation needs to restructure their mission statement, goals and business dynamics if they aim to ethically participate in...