TY - RPRT
T1 - Sustainable Value Chain Entrepreneurship
T2 - A Guidebook
AU - Alexander, Rachel
AU - Lund-Thomsen, Peter
PY - 2021
Y1 - 2021
N2 - This guidebook presents an overview of key issues related to sustainable value chain entrepreneurship. Actors engaging in sustainable value chain entrepreneurship are identified as lead firms (brands and retailers), suppliers, business model innovators, and those supporting and shaping these businesses’ activities and shaping the environments in which they work, including technology and service providers, issue-focused nongovernmental organisations, trade unions and workers, and public-sector organisations. Different forms of initiatives that have been developed globally by all of these actors are identified and dynamics shaping their success are discussed. Throughout the text, real world examples are provided to illustrate concepts.
AB - This guidebook presents an overview of key issues related to sustainable value chain entrepreneurship. Actors engaging in sustainable value chain entrepreneurship are identified as lead firms (brands and retailers), suppliers, business model innovators, and those supporting and shaping these businesses’ activities and shaping the environments in which they work, including technology and service providers, issue-focused nongovernmental organisations, trade unions and workers, and public-sector organisations. Different forms of initiatives that have been developed globally by all of these actors are identified and dynamics shaping their success are discussed. Throughout the text, real world examples are provided to illustrate concepts.
M3 - Report
BT - Sustainable Value Chain Entrepreneurship
PB - Centre for Business and Development Studies
CY - Frederiksberg
ER -
