Search

Your search keyword '"Daminelli R."' showing total 5 results
Start Over Author "Daminelli R." Search Limiters Full Text
5 results on '"Daminelli R."'

1. Business for ocean sustainability: Early responses of ocean governance in the private sector

Author

Sardá, Rafael, Pogutz, Stefano, de Silvio, Manlio, Allevi, Virginia, Saputo, A., Daminelli, R., Fumagalli, F., Totaro, L., Rizzi, Giorgia, Magni, Giulio, Pachner, Jan, Perrini, F., Sardá, Rafael, Pogutz, Stefano, de Silvio, Manlio, Allevi, Virginia, Saputo, A., Daminelli, R., Fumagalli, F., Totaro, L., Rizzi, Giorgia, Magni, Giulio, Pachner, Jan, and Perrini, F.

Abstract

A large sample of 1664 companies—69 directly working in the ocean economy—distributed across 19 industrial sectors was investigated to explore awareness and activation regarding direct and indirect pressures on the ocean, their responses to these pressures, and the disclosure tools used. We examined their accountability and disclosure practices on sustainable development goals (SDGs) using the drivers, pressures, state, welfare, and response accounting framework. Based on their 2019 sustainability reports, just 7% of the companies assessed disclosed on SDG14. However, 51% of these companies can be considered as aware, albeit to varying degrees, of the pressures their industries place on the oceans, 44% deploy mitigating activities, and 26% are aware and actively lead business responses to ocean challenges. Although we have seen just early responses in addressing ocean challenges, companies’ awareness and activation must converge to achieve ocean sustainability and move businesses into a truly blue economy.

Published
2022

2. Business for Ocean Sustainability

Author

Totaro, L., Fumagalli, F., Daminelli, R., Santicoli, C., Perin, G., De Silvio, G., Perrini, F., Pogutz, S., Romito, S., Saputo, A., and Sardá, Rafael

Subjects
education
Published
2020

3. Dynamic signature versus temperature: a case study

Author

Casciati S.(1), Daminelli R.(2), Marcellini A.(2), and Tento A.(2)

Abstract

A masonry belfry was the object of an experimental survey of the duration of days. The belfry was equipped with velocimeters located at different points inside the structure. The elaboration of the data collected under ambient vibration enabled to establish a correlation between the estimated modal properties and the temperature; such a correlation is acknowledged in the literature, but it is not very often characterized. After a brief description of the case study, the main results are reported and discussed.

Published
2011

4. Acquisizione di dati geologici nell'Oltrepò Mantovano utili alla valutazione della pericolosità sismica per le aree colpite dalla sequenza del maggio 2012

Author

Ravazzi, C, Aldighieri, B, Cavallin, A, Daminelli, R, Fenili, G, Norini, G, Tento, A, Testa, B, Zuluaga Velez, M, Castaldini, D, Marchetti, M, Johann Facciorusso, J, Credali, M, De Andrea, S, Sciesa, E, Zuluaga Velez, MC, Sciesa, E., CAVALLIN, ANGELO, Ravazzi, C, Aldighieri, B, Cavallin, A, Daminelli, R, Fenili, G, Norini, G, Tento, A, Testa, B, Zuluaga Velez, M, Castaldini, D, Marchetti, M, Johann Facciorusso, J, Credali, M, De Andrea, S, Sciesa, E, Zuluaga Velez, MC, Sciesa, E., and CAVALLIN, ANGELO

Published
2013

5. Business for ocean sustainability: Early responses of ocean governance in the private sector.

Author

Sardá R, Pogutz S, de Silvio M, Allevi V, Saputo A, Daminelli R, Fumagalli F, Totaro L, Rizzi G, Magni G, Pachner J, and Perrini F

Subjects
Oceans and Seas, Commerce, Social Responsibility, Conservation of Natural Resources, Private Sector
Abstract

A large sample of 1664 companies-69 directly working in the ocean economy-distributed across 19 industrial sectors was investigated to explore awareness and activation regarding direct and indirect pressures on the ocean, their responses to these pressures, and the disclosure tools used. We examined their accountability and disclosure practices on sustainable development goals (SDGs) using the drivers, pressures, state, welfare, and response accounting framework. Based on their 2019 sustainability reports, just 7% of the companies assessed disclosed on SDG14. However, 51% of these companies can be considered as aware, albeit to varying degrees, of the pressures their industries place on the oceans, 44% deploy mitigating activities, and 26% are aware and actively lead business responses to ocean challenges. Although we have seen just early responses in addressing ocean challenges, companies' awareness and activation must converge to achieve ocean sustainability and move businesses into a truly blue economy., (© 2022. The Author(s).)

Published
2023
Full Text
View/download PDF

Catalog

Books, media, physical & digital resources
See catalog results