Abstract
The Ecomac project reflects a growing interest in the relationship between environmental management and management accounting. This interest is being driven in large part by:
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the desire of managers and others to gain a better understanding of the financial costs and benefits of environmental actions
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the belief of academic researchers and policy-makers that the topic is central to the further development of environmental management
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the trend in environmental policy towards incentive-based forms of regulation which require organisations to develop a greater sensitivity towards environment-related cost and benefit signals
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the demands of both external stakeholders and internal managers for reliable data, so that an organisation’s environmental performance can be evaluated.
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Bartolomeo, M., Bennett, M., James, P. (1999). The Ecomac Framework. In: Eco-Management Accounting. Eco-Efficiency in Industry and Science, vol 3. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-017-1354-2_1
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