Your role as a Sustainability Director of a shipping company (or a Port authority) of your choice is to improve the company’s environmental performance.
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Harvard referencing system must be applied. Word limitation to 2500 maximum. N/B: Follow the suggested structure of how to write a report. You may use an assisting methodology such as LCA (Life Cycle Analysis), EIA (Environmental Impact Assessment), CBA (Cost Benefit Analysis) or MCA(Multi-Criteria Analysis). Introduction Assignment title: “Your role as a Sustainability Director of a shipping company (or a Port authority) of your choice is to improve the company’s environmental performance. You are required to draft a comprehensive report in order to convince your BoD to sign off and authorize the adoption of specific “green” measures and investments that you suggest. In this context, briefly present the organization’s profile and its environmental identity, then analyse the macroeconomic environment in which operates through a critical perspective (e.g. with PESTEL). Develop relevant arguments for the feasibility of implementing voluntary “green” measures and investments as well as adopting responsible practices, through a thorough bibliographic review preferably summarized in a SWOT analysis. Document what environmental aspects you think your actions should focus on, ideally noting the LCA phase involved, using sources from the international scientific bibliography, environmental legislation and any data from the organization’s latest CSR reporting Harvard referencing system must be applied. Word limitation to 2500 maximum. N/B: Follow the suggested structure of how to write a report. You may use an assisting methodology such as LCA (Life Cycle Analysis), EIA (Environmental Impact Assessment), CBA (Cost Benefit Analysis) or MCA(Multi-Criteria Analysis). Introduction Harvard referencing system must be applied. Word limitation to 2500 maximum. N/B: Follow the suggested structure of how to write a report. You may use an assisting methodology such as LCA (Life Cycle Analysis), EIA (Environmental Impact Assessment), CBA (Cost Benefit Analysis) or MCA(Multi-Criteria Analysis). Introduction
