Increasingly, CFOs are making the link between measuring the environmental, social and
cultural impact of their activities and long - term business value.
Not exact matches
The 193 signatories to the convention agreed to outlaw such geoengineering projects «until there is an adequate scientific basis on which to justify such
activities and appropriate consideration
of the associated risks for the environment and biodiversity and associated social, economic and
cultural impacts».
Although not readily visible to the casual observer on Andros Island amid an abundance
of natural resources including a wide range
of beautiful flora and fauna species, fresh water springs, dense woodlands with chestnut and poplar trees along with a preserved
cultural identity including the presence
of ancient water mills surrounded by an azure blue sea, there are nevertheless some natural threats and threats from anthropogenic
activities associated with the island's continuing growth that adversely
impact the conservation status
of the project's targeted species.
«This is the first preliminary evidence that attending a
cultural event can have an
impact on endocrine
activity,» said research lead Daisy Fancourt
of the Centre for Performance Science, a partnership between the Royal College
of Music and Imperial College London.
Ideas should also lead to enjoyment and satisfaction in being able to answer or find answers to the kinds
of questions that people ask about themselves and the natural world, and have
cultural significance reflecting achievements in the history
of science, inspiration from the study
of nature and the
impacts of human
activity on the environment.
Health Supported by SPORTA, the national association
of leisure and
cultural trusts, the Health education stream will focus on the
impact of physical
activity on the nation's health and how the leisure industry has a huge role to play in driving change.
Through parent outreach
activities like the the Language
Cultural Liaison and Parents as Teachers programs, AKPIRC
impacted thousands
of families every year.
In her study
of motivational factors that
impact student engagement, Kathleen Cushman identified «social learning with others, links to students» own interests,
cultural connections, physical
activity, relevance to the larger world, competition, an element
of choice and sheer curiosity about an intriguing puzzle» (2013, p. 42).
Many students have reported that not being involved in student government
activities, sports, extracurricular clubs, and other traditional forms
of student involvement affected their self - esteem,
cultural identity, and critical thinking, ultimately negatively
impacting their engagement as students.
Our objectives are based on the sustainable development
of our tourist
activities, handling processes environmentally responsibles and offering a human experience
of cultural interaction and respect to the nature, with qualified, competent and motivated personnel and a suitable infrastructure which generate a high quality service and a customized treatment oriented to generate the satisfaction
of the different segments
of our market needs, surpassing the expectations
of our clients, diminishing the
impact of the environment and contributing to improve the social welfare
of the locality».
She worked alongside the Picture Generation and the
activities of CalArts in the late 1970s, creating moving - image works that critically anticipated the prevalence
of video gaming, virtual reality, and the
impact of online networks on self - representation, social life and
cultural practices.
From November 4 - 5, 2011, curators from around the world discussed critical issues in their practice today, examining the possible
impact of exhibitions and related curatorial
activities on
cultural and social change.
But proponents
of indigenous rights and
cultural integrity tend to see it as causing
cultural erosion, with the attendant negative
impacts to the ecologies that have been cared for by local cultures forever, precisely through their subsistence
activities.
California also has the necessarily diverse mix
of geographic landscapes, weather patterns, business
activities,
cultural groups, and socio - political attitudes so as to allow a useful assessment
of what kinds
of environmental, economic, and lifestyle
impacts would be acceptable to a representative sample
of American society.
Climate - related geo - engineering
activities [should not] take place until there is an adequate scientific basis on which to justify such
activities and appropriate consideration
of the associated risks for the environment and biodiversity and associated social, economic and
cultural impacts.
Examples
of healing processes might include women - specific and men - specific groups; story - telling circles;
cultural activities; (150) understanding the
impacts of issues such as racism, colonisation and identity on Indigenous well - being; the use
of mentors and / or elders to provide support to individuals; and retreats or residential - style components where participants spend a period
of time going through the healing process, usually on a spiritually significant site, away from their families and communities.
The ILUA template provides that a notice must be given to the native title claim group
of any high
impact activity proposed (the same notice can be used for both native title and Aboriginal
cultural heritage high
impact activities).
A range
of local government
activities are rated as having either a «high
impact» or «low
impact» — to the extent that they may affect native title and to the extent that they may
impact on Aboriginal
cultural heritage.