Breakout room 1: Corporate Sustainability and Green Innovation
Facilitator: Antonina Andreeva
Corporate Social Responsibility and Community Based Sustainable Development in Rural Zimbabwe: Towards an Ubuntu Centered CSR Framework, Tsokota, Nkala & Mutongi
Green Innovation with Social Depth in Post-Consumer Waste Management: Livelihood Impacts of Green Worms India, Gopika Santhosh & Harsha Kandackappalli
Green Entrepreneurship in Agroecological Value Chains: A Case Study of Organic Rice Production in Matèkpo, Benin, Maanzou Boukari
Embedded Interdependence and Mutual Value Creation in Green Value Chains, Jacklyne Hanna
Breakout room 2: Green Finance and Investment
Facilitator: Van Vuong
Aligning Energy Transition, Carbon Markets, and Sustainable Investment Pathways for Inclusive Green Transition Management in Indonesia, Firly Andrisetiani Permata
Modelling Volatility in International Renewable Energy Certificate Markets: A Machine-Learning Approach, Federico Toscano
Financing the Green Transition: The Role of Decentralized Finance (DeFi) and Crowdfunding in Circular Business Scaling, Turkeli, Kheirandish & Kheirandish
Breakout room 3: Sustainable Supply Chain Management
Facilitator: Huub Mudde
Sustainable Supply Chain Management within the Context of the EUDR and Cocoa in Ghana, Samuel Owusu-Acheaw
Green Supply Chain Management in Zimbabwe's Agricultural Export Sector: Climate Adaptation and Market Competitiveness, Madzikanda, Nkala & Machingura
The Verification Economy: Building Audit-Ready Sustainable Supply Chains in the Age of Digital Product Passports and the EU Circular Economy Act, Philippe Wijns
Breakout room 4: Public Policy and Regulation for Green Growth
Facilitator: Harald Sander
A Greener Tomorrow Through Green Fiscal and Monetary Policies: A Systematic Review of Policy Tools, Impacts, Implementation Challenges, and Solutions, Muhammad Inshal & Mirza Amin ul Haq
Effect of Green Tax Incentives on Environmental Disclosure of Listed Non-Financial Firms in Nigeria, Deshi, Paul, Kyense & Paul
Green Policies: A Comparison Between China, India and the EU, Relating Climate Change Policies to Governance and Value Systems, Meine Pieter van Dijk & Subrata Dutta
Deploying Renewable Energy (REs) in Africa - Exploring Strategies, Julius Gatune
Breakout room 5: Green Technology and Digital Transformation
Facilitator: Veerle Barten
GroWise: A Women-Led Agritech Venture Integrating Green Entrepreneurship, Circular Economy, and Phytochemical Research, Naima Fatehi
Digital Technology Empowering Urban Environmental Governance: Energy Conservation, Emission Reduction, and Efficiency Enhancement, Yixuan Ma
Green Technology and Digital Transformation as Strategic Drivers of Green Economy Transition in the Construction Industry, Arc. Eze Celestine Sunday
Bridging the Green Skills Gap in Ghana: Strengthening ATVET for Climate-Smart Innovation and Employability, Ishak Shaibu
Breakout room 1: Corporate Sustainability and Green Innovation
Facilitator: Antonina Andreeva
Structurally Reinforced: How Organizational Design Enables Sustainability-Oriented Intrapreneurship in Established Firms, Pavitra Raja
Are SME Entrepreneurs in Rwanda Green Entrepreneurs and How Can This Be Promoted?, Meine Pieter van Dijk
Adoption of Circular Economy Practices in Agricultural SMEs: A Comparative Study of the UK and Nepal, Smriti Dhungel
Green Innovation Adoption in Zimbabwe's Mining Sector: Barriers, Drivers, and Strategic Pathways, Machingura, Nkala & Madzikanda
Breakout room 2: Green Finance and Investment
Facilitator: Van Vuong
Institutional Isomorphism and the Predictive Structure of MSCI's Environmental Pillar, Gabrielle Pestana & Mukund Bharadwaj
Green Growth Ecosystems in Africa, Andre Dellevoet
Investor ESG Sentiment and Stock Returns: The Mediating Role of Media Coverage, Gustavo Dantas & Bin Dong
Why Do Asian Banks Still Hesitate on Green Finance? Taxonomy Fragmentation Meets Data-Driven Evidence, Ashish Kakar & Arif Perdana
Breakout room 3: Public Policy and Regulation for Green Growth
Facilitator: Diederik de Boer
Non-farm Activities of Farmers in the Netherlands: In Search of a Green Economy, Subrata Dutta
The Role of Women Leaders in Developing Green Learning Communities in Higher Education, Boudour Abdalhak
Green Growth Through Infrastructure Corridors: Economic Models for Sustainable Regional Transformation in East Africa, Sidhartha Patnaik
Tailoring Innovation: How Regional Differences Shape Quintuple Helix Ecosystems For Climate Smart Agriculture Adoption, Hans Nijhoff, Meine Pieter van Dijk, Anna Mohr
Breakout room 4: Behavioural Economics and Consumer Preferences
Facilitator: Gigi Limpens
Sustainable Communication & Green Marketing in Circular Fashion: How Social Media Stimulates Thrift Shopping Practice Across Generations in Indonesia, Syayu Zhukhruffa, Grahadian & Rachdian
Sustainability Preferences: The Role of Belief, Rob Bauer, Bin Dong & Peiran Jiao
Behavioural Economics and B2B Adoption of Compostable Packaging: Explaining the Intention–Behaviour Gap in the Green Economy, Varma Namburi, Singh & Kondapall
Women's Entrepreneurship in Matrilineal Societies: A Systematic Scoping Review of Challenges and Opportunities for Inclusive and Sustainable Economic Development, Venny Darlis, de Boer & Sander
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