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Preferred term
corporate voluntary environmental initiatives and self-regulation
Definition
- Corporate voluntary environmental initiatives are measures that aim to improve corporate environmental performance without directly involving government legislation. Though not mutually exclusive, voluntary initiatives are considered alternatives to market-based environmental incentives, such as taxes and charges and to compliance-based ones, such as government regulations. [Source: Encyclopedia of Geography; Corporate Voluntary Environmental Initiatives and Self-Regulation]
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https://concepts.sagepub.com/social-science/concept/corporate_voluntary_environmental_initiatives_and_self-regulation
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