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Brent, AC
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Van Erck, RPG
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Labuschagne, C
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2007-07-03T09:10:15Z |
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2007-07-03T09:10:15Z |
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2006-11 |
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Brent, AC, Van Erck, RPG and Labuschange, C.2006.Sustainability cost accounting, Part 1: A Monetary procedure to evaluate the sustainability of technologies in the South African process industry. South African Journal of Industrial Engineering, Vol. 17(2), pp. 35-51 |
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http://hdl.handle.net/10204/869
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The development and management of new technologies is fundamental to the manufacturing sector as a core operational initiative. Managers of a new technology are increasingly pressurised to consider the economic, environmental, and social impacts associated with the life cycle of the technology (and product) during decision-making – i.e. the overall sustainability of the technology. At present, there is no consensus on a methodology to incorporate externalities – for example, environmental and social impacts at macro-level, for which a company is (typically) not held financially liable – into management practices. This paper introduces the Sustainability Cost Accounting (SCA) procedure, whereby externalities (burdens and benefits) are translated into financial terms to assess the overall sustainability performance of a developed technology in the process industry. |
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Sustainability cost accounting |
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Sustainability of technologies |
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Technologies |
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South Africa |
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Process industry |
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Manufacturing sector |
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Sustainability cost accounting, Part 1: A Monetary procedure to evaluate the sustainability of technologies in the South African process industry |
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Article |
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Brent, A., Van Erck, R., & Labuschagne, C. (2006). Sustainability cost accounting, Part 1: A Monetary procedure to evaluate the sustainability of technologies in the South African process industry. http://hdl.handle.net/10204/869 |
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Brent, AC, RPG Van Erck, and C Labuschagne "Sustainability cost accounting, Part 1: A Monetary procedure to evaluate the sustainability of technologies in the South African process industry." (2006) http://hdl.handle.net/10204/869 |
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Brent A, Van Erck R, Labuschagne C. Sustainability cost accounting, Part 1: A Monetary procedure to evaluate the sustainability of technologies in the South African process industry. 2006; http://hdl.handle.net/10204/869. |
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