Journal of Sustainable Development and Green Technology

The article analyzed a number of statistical data on whether joint-stock companies should or should not use Business Intelligence in conducting their financial policy. Also, the financial results of the enterprises, which are one of the largest joint-stock companies of our country and the world, were analyzed in depth, and their achievements and shortcomings were also discussed. In particular, in the section of conclusions and proposals, the achievements and shortcomings of joint-stock companies in the use of Business Intelligence and their solutions are given in a comparative manner.

 An innovative safety administration paradigm, resilience engineering (RSE), is becoming more popular in today's sociotechnical organizations. It is thought that the properties of complicated social and technical structures better align with RSE. Especially when it comes to measuring and modeling, RSE is much more difficult due to its various criteria character and the inclusion of both qualitative and quantitative latent components. Using the extant neutrosophic TODIM (Portuguese of interactive and multi-criteria decision-making) approach, this study seeks to create a neutrosophic mixed multi-criteria decision-making (MCDM) framework for assessing and evaluating resilience. Several indicators of resilience were defined as part of the first assessment methodology. After that, the neutrosophic TODIM technique was used to assign relative importance to the various resilience indicators and to rate the effectiveness of the various operational units. As an illustration of the model's efficacy, we conducted a risk assessment of a gas refinery, a prototypical sociotechnical structure.

Green finance has emerged as a pivotal solution to address environmental challenges and foster sustainable development. This paper explores the regulatory landscape of green finance, focusing on the opportunities it presents and the barriers that hinder its market development. The paper begins with an introduction to the significance of green finance and its role in achieving environmental sustainability. It then provides an overview of green finance, including its definition, scope, and key stakeholders. An improved regulatory approach for green finance is thoroughly presented, covering global initiatives, national and regional policies, and the roles of key regulatory bodies. Next, we delve into the opportunities within the regulatory landscape, such as incentives, policy frameworks, and supportive measures for green financial products. However, challenges arise, including regulatory gaps, lack of standardized definitions, and legal risks for green investments. Case studies illustrate successful regulatory models, while highlighting the challenges faced by specific countries or regions. Finally, we offer a set of recommendations to strengthen regulatory frameworks, enhance transparency and disclosure requirements, and promote international cooperation and knowledge sharing, thus advancing the transformative potential of green finance.

Great advancement occurring in technology and information flow has already made myriads of changes in all industries of the world economy especially in logistics and supply chain sector. Some said this is a result of true contemporary globalization happening in the world while others think huge increasing demand in service and manufacturing have brought all these changes. Simultaneously, In the moment of fast development of information, with the widely-use of computers, the advancement in science and technology, and the continuous growth of IT techs and business, programming of information flow has become a real trend in world economy, nowadays. A fast data transfer can be taken a fruit of information technology in supply chain management eventually resulting in increased cooperation. Information technology helps to reconstruct the entire business system set up to achieve higher service levels and lower inventory and lower supply chain costs. So, establishing a logistics management information system is an important means for all logistic companies to improve their logistics efficiency. This article focuses the role of programming of information flow in logistic sector.

Food waste become one of the most important global issues because of its economic, environmental, and social ramifications. Besides, food waste has a close relationship with climate change as food produced from agriculture and ends up as waste whereas energy is consumed during its life cycle stages. The goal of this article is the estimation of Greenhouse Gases GHG emissions associated with food waste generation in EGYPT. The scope of the research includes only the emissions associated with the management of food waste. To evaluate the food waste generation from Egyptians, the study depend on the FAO food balance sheet of Egypt, and relevant GHG emissions data found in literature sources and international databases, an estimation of the GHG emissions associated with food waste in EGYPT has been conducted. The results indicate that approximately 73 kg of food waste per person are generated annually. Moreover, the calculations of the present research reveal that emissions of 18676.03 Gg of CO2 eq. are associated with food waste in EGYPT.

Poverty is a major threat to the existence of humanity in modern times especially in the developing countries. Education is considered to be one of the basic factors of achieving sustainable economic development through investment in human capital. Education improves quality of lives and raises people’s productivity and eradicates poverty rate by being employed with job opportunities. This paper is aimed to examine the impact of education and employment opportunities on poverty reduction in both rural and urban areas in Uzbekistan using the Probit model. The study used the micro dataset of the L2CU collected by World Bank in 2018.