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Sürdürülebilir Katma Değer Yaklaşımı ile Sürdürülebilirlik Ölçümü
[Measure of Sustainability with Sustainable Value Added Model]

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  • Demircioğlu Sarı, Azra

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The importance of the concept of sustainability for the organizations increases gradually. Sustainability is an instrument of measurement of current social, economic and environmental resources, which would add value to the organizations. The strategies taking these three main factors into account provide a better chance of competition for organizations and also increase the life of organizations and competition. The control of sustainability includes the integration and control of all responsibility, knowledge and strategies, which strategically support meeting of the needs of all stakeholders. In this study, how organizations maintain the stability between economic, social and environmental strategies, how they shift towards taking preventive measures against differences found in measurements and controls and how they provide the possibility of comparison between other organizations as a result of performance assessment are investigated.

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  • Demircioğlu Sarı, Azra, 2014. "Sürdürülebilir Katma Değer Yaklaşımı ile Sürdürülebilirlik Ölçümü [Measure of Sustainability with Sustainable Value Added Model]," MPRA Paper 62747, University Library of Munich, Germany.
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    sustainability; measure of sustainability; sustainability performance;
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