Analysing the questions “How profitable is the industry made with war and can peace become a profitable business as well?” is very difficult, as it is important to not just identify the profits made by the arms industry, but also to identify the industry focused on peace and built around connected values. …

Over the past few years the terms 'fair trade', 'sustainable' and 'organic' have become more present in combination with tea products in the supermarkets. These terms are used for many different goals. Some suppliers actually try to provide the consumer with a product that has been produced following …

Just as any other organisation, HelloFresh Nederland is being challenged by a fast changing society and its ever-changing wants and needs. The company aims to satisfy each customer in each aspect of the provided service. It is commonly held that communication has a positive contribution to the overall …

KEBAL is supported by DSM and Rabobank Foundation, and is now in the transition phase from a social program to a sustainable, social enterprise, in order to become independent from donations from other companies and organizations. In order to increase the business potential of KEBAL, a market research …

The purpose of this study was to contribute to the improvement of the food safety in the broiler sub sector in Enjil in the suburb of the Herat city, a district in centre of the Herat province in western part of Afghanistan.

In 2000 the European Union (EU) signed the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), a United Nations (UN) policy in order to reduce poverty until 2015 by half compared to the figures from 2000. The EU is fully committed to the achievement of these internationally established MDGs which aim to end poverty …

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To make sustainable management and innovation attractive for companies, they need focus. In particular SME's don't have a clear view on where innovation should be aimed at in relation to sustainability. It just seems too complex. At the same time innovation suffers from the 'innovation paradox': much …