Research

Business in Asia and SDGs implementation

Abstract

Research leader:

Kenta GOTO, Professor, Faculty of Economics, Kansai University

 

Research outline:

SDGs achievement and the development of sustainable supply chains are of critical importance when devising business strategies in Asia. This research aims to investigate “sustainable business creation” while understanding the “goal trade-offs” in relation to SDGs. Moreover, we aim to raise awareness in order to accelerate SDGs implementation throughout the supply chains of companies in the Kansai region.

関連論文

  • GOTO, Kenta

    Sustainability and Human Rights

    Research Projects

    Research Project » 2023FiscalYear » Asia Pacific

    AUTHOR : 
    GOTO, Kenta

    ABSTRACT

    Research leader:

    Kenta Goto (APIR Senior Researcher/Professor, Faculty of Economics, Kansai University)

     

    Research outline:

    Acting in accordance with the SDGs, boosting ESG investment, and ensuring sustainable supply chains are indispensable factors when devising business strategies in Asia. In recent years, in particular, human rights have been gaining increasing attention. Accordingly, this project aims to explore how Japanese companies can implement the SDGs by leveraging their strengths in the global value chain of the textile industry.

  • GOTO, Kenta

    Business in Asia and SDGs implementation

    Research Projects

    Research Project » 2022FiscalYear

    AUTHOR : 
    GOTO, Kenta

    ABSTRACT

    Research leader:

    Kenta GOTO, Professor, Faculty of Economics, Kansai University

     

    Research outline:

    With the 2025 Osaka-Kansai Expo drawing near, firms in Kansai, including small and medium-size enterprises, are facing the need to implement the SDGs. A notable example is the shrimp farming business. Based on field research, we identify challenges and propose solutions for a successful implementation of the SDGs. We also analyze issues concerning implementing the SDGs in the textile industry, including human rights.