Business, economics and management are crucial to reaching the UN Sustainable Development Goals and our faculty publish research relevant to reaching all of the goals.
Research topics include medical supply chains, healthcare management and health technology.
Research topics include employee wellbeing, a good working environment, and marginalized workers.
Research topics include sustainable supply chains, and marketing and consumer uptake of sustainable foods and other green products.
Research topics include tax and accounting regulations, white-collar crime, effective bureaucracy, and elections.
Research topics include macroeconomic forecasting and crisis prevention.
The Report on sustainability research at BI Norwegian Business School gives an overview of BI research related to reaching the UN Sustainable Development Goals.
Key findings:
Matilda Dorotic and Luk Warlop from BI´s Department of Marketing join new research project seeking to ensure sustainable food production in cities.
BI launches a new Nordic scale up program called GlobalScaleX, which aims to assist companies to accelerate digital transformation and realize international growth ambitions.
Team Inbbictus from Porto Business School won of the Global Case Competition (GCC), which gathered a total of 84 teams from around the globe to promote game changing ideas to support the UN Food Systems Summit in 2021.
NCIS Led a Session on Digital Self-Determination and the Digital Economy with Harvard’s Berkman Klein Center for Internet and Society
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