the eco-innovation parks: vectors of transition to a green economy
Abstract
In this paper we summarise the main conceptual and methodological issues of a more comprehensive research
study on the importance of Eco-Innovation Parks for increased resource-efficiency towards a green economy. Like in
the original research, which is a part of our endeavours in the field of the resource productivity drivers, the approach
starts from the most general and theoretical concepts and features of the green economy, sustainable economic
development and their subsequent inter-related objectives.
It is highlighted that resource-efficiency is a main paradigm behind the green and circular economy system that
optimizes the flow of goods and services to get the most out of raw materials and cuts waste to the absolute minimum.
The importance of the shift towards a green (resource-efficient and low-carbon) economy in the EU and consequently,
in Romania may be acknowledged by discovering its drivers and advantages.
The second part of the paper presents the role and importance of the eco-innovation and eco-innovation parks
(EInvP) in the green economic development. Besides citing the conclusions of a recent international survey, we report
on finding and proving the evidence on a positive correlation between the number of existing eco-innovation parks
EInvP and the national level of resource productivity (as macroeconomic indicator of the resource-efficiency). In
conclusion, we recommend the creation and development of such eco-innovation parks in Romania, as a way to
promote important benefits and gains of resource-productivity, and to promote green growth.
Keywords
Tourism
motivation
Evaluation
Management
performance
agriculture
frequency
risk
pollution
gdp
communication
sustainable development
marketing
mediation analysis
consumer behavior
human resources
quality management
sustainable transport
natural resources
competitiveness
consumer
co-production
green economy
strategy
resource efficiency
corruption
employee
Human Resource management
drainage
potential
csr
human development
Brand
passengers
flash flood
promotion strategycommercial geography
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