Advances in Consumer Research
Issue 1 : 177-184
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Strategic Framework for Embedding Sustainable Development Goals (Sdgs) In Business Schools
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Management Development Institute, Murshidabad
Abstract

The Sustainable development goals (SDGs) were rolled out by the United Nations (UN) in the year 2015 as the replacement of Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), 195 countries were the witness for the new sustainable development journey. Even after completing eight years’ journey SDGs are still the biggest challenge for the businesses and business academics. This paper is an effort to reduce this challenge by developing a strategic framework; business school sustainability scorecard (BSSSC) for SDGs-Stakeholder action. The content analysis was used to identify the five key pillars; institutional sustainability indicators (ISIs), SDGs, operating principles (OPs), critical success factors (CSFs), and stakeholders (SKTHs). The BSSSC framework will help the business schools in integration of SDGs and will also minimise the gap between academia and business.

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