Economic and environmental efficiency of business processes in the context of expanding the European "green" course.

Abstract

Economic and environmental efficiency of enterprises requires an environmental component of social responsibility of management. Human is a part of nature and must adhere to the principles of humane treatment of all living things and form conscious behavior in the natural environment. According to the concept of a new type of consumer, there are consumers who consciously refuse to buy goods that can harm health, pollute the environment, use rare and non-renewable resources. The partners seek to strengthen cooperation and present new areas of activity in the global environmental order, including the European Green Course. The Fifth United Nations Environment Assembly and the launch of the Global Alliance on Closed Cycle and Resource Efficiency were an attempt by the world community to respond to the Covid-19 pandemic and emergencies related to climate change, resources and biodiversity. Military aggression is a reminder that Europe must step up its efforts to strengthen energy security, in particular by increasing the use of renewable energy sources and increasing their efficiency.