ebook The Impact of Covid-19 Pandemic on Economics, Accounting Practice, Research and Quality of Education in the Slovak Republic:... Daša Mokošová, Miriama Blahušiaková, Joanna Dyczkowska

Sustainable performance accounts for a critical issue for top management and operational managers facing the green and social transition. Accordingly, they require a clear roadmap indicating how to build ESG strategy, track and report on sustainability performance and manage these results in the longer term. This monograph offers insight into the topic of sustainability performance measurement, reporting and management in business organisations and institutions. The Authors from various countries, including Austria, Brazil, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Lithuania and Poland, present their broad perspectives and opinions, refer to various business sectors, and indicate how the regulatory framework and institutional bodies support sustainable development. With this focus, the book may interest accounting and management scholars, doctoral and master's students of socio-economic studies, and business practitioners. The book can also be used as supplementary material for accounting and management courses at the graduate and postgraduate levels. The monograph incudes 15 chapters, for example: Non-Financial Disclosure and Sustainability Regulation: Voluntary or Mandatory Effectiveness, Sustainable Performance Measurement under the New European Regulation for Corporate Sustainability Reporting: What Will Be the Impact of the European Sustainability Reporting Standards (Beyond New KPIs)?, Cost and Benefits of Sustainability Reporting: Literature Review, Valuable Information for Stakeholders or Corporate Spin? The View of Non-Financial Reports Potential Preparers and Users, Gaining Competitive Advantage through Social Responsibility Reporting – a Lesson from the Non-Profit Sector, The Balanced Scorecard for a Museum as a Non-Profit Organisation, Eco-Efficiency Indicators in District Heating Companies, Sustainability and Sustainability Performance: Empirical Findings from the German Banking and Insurance Sectors.