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Ingram, V., de Grip, K., de Wildt, M.R., Ton, G., Douma, M., Boone, K. and van Hoeven, H. (2013) Corporate Social Responsibility: The Role of Public Policy: A Systematic Literature Review of the Effects of Government Supported Interventions on the Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Behaviour of Enterprises in Developing Countries. Policy and Operations Evaluation Department (IOB), Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Netherlands, The Hague, Amsterdam.

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• TITLE: Impact of Ecological Related Innovations Enhancing the Efficiency of Corporate Environmental Responsibility

  AUTHORS: Yao Sidoine Goli, Jianmu Ye, Yongling Ye, Bomboma Kalgora

  KEYWORDS: Corporate Environmental Responsibility, Innovations, Environment, Efficiency

  JOURNAL NAME: American Journal of Industrial and Business Management, Vol.10 No.1, January 21, 2020

  ABSTRACT: The present research paper focused on the phenomenon of innovation as a key solution for business success as it relates to corporate environmental responsibility (CER). The ultimate aim of CER is to prevent and even eliminate, if possible, the harmful impact of business performance on the environment. Every modern company should adhere to the obligations of CER since environmental pollution is a serious hazard that endangers future existence of humankind. For example, it is essential to implement strategies that can contribute to air and water protection. Ecological innovation emerged on the grounds of such urgent needs of environment. Eco-innovation strives to make a transition from business with harmful effects to one of the accountability. Therefore, the present study aimed to review relevant, reliable and up-to-date sources dealing with eco-based innovations in the context of CER. A qualitative research is selected so as to collect sufficient amount of detailed credible data on the issue of concern. The given paper relied on a secondary research encompassing literature review and relevant case studies and a survey as the primary research. Based on the outcomes, several innovations were identified and presented to the target audience.