Commission, 2011a) which aims at decoupling economic growth from resource and energy use. The latter gives an overview of measures to be taken under the initiative, one of which is the elaboration of a to a Resource Efficient Europe” (European Commission, “Roadmap 2011b). Here, a vision is depicted how Europe manages natural resources by 2050 in a sustainable way that resource constraints and planetary boundaries”. The strategy “respects and the roadmap are of considerably more progressive quality from an environmental point of view compared to the materials initiative” (European Commission, 2008) where the “Raw focus lies on resource accessibility and resource efficiency is considered only as one aspect among others. The need to minimise waste generation whilst maximising recycling and the use of secondary raw materials is reflected by the EU Commission in more detail in a recent brief (European Commission, 2014). Guidance to the European Commission in resource efficiency issues and especially the transition to a more resource efficient economy is given by the European Resource Efficiency Platform (EREP). This platform adopted the for a resource-efficient Europe” in “Manifesto December 2012, which was substantiated by two sets of policy recommendations (i) “Action for a resource efficient Europe” published in June 2013 and (ii) a resource efficient “Towards and circular economy” published in March 2014 (European Commission, 2012) These recommendations identify different fields where measures should be taken, among others the development of instruments for SMEs and facilitation of investment into resource efficiency. 1: Example of working with the form from the stakeholder analysis (EDIT Value Tool step 1.1) The stakeholder analysis as initial analysis focuses on the relationship between the enterprise strategy and particular stakeholders who influence this strategy or who are significantly influenced by this strategy. As a scale for evaluating stakeholder influence on enterprise strategic objectives numbers have been chosen: (0) No –
Commission, 2011a) which aims at decoupling economic growth from resource and energy use. The latter gives an overview of measures to be taken under the initiative, one of which is the elaboration of a “Roadmap to a Resource Efficient Europe” (European Commission, 2011b). Here, a vision is depicted how Europe manages natural resources by 2050 in a sustainable way that “respects resource constraints and planetary boundaries”. The strategy and the roadmap are of considerably more progressive quality from an environmental point of view compared to the “Raw materials initiative” (European Commission, 2008) where the focus lies on resource accessibility and resource efficiency is considered only as one aspect among others. The need to minimise waste generation whilst maximising recycling and the use of secondary raw materials is reflected by the EU Commission in more detail in a recent brief (European Commission, 2014). Guidance to the European Commission in resource efficiency issues and especially the transition to a more resource efficient economy is given by the European Resource Efficiency Platform (EREP). This platform adopted the “Manifesto for a resource-efficient Europe” in December 2012, which was substantiated by two sets of policy recommendations (i) “Action for a resource efficient Europe” published in June 2013 and (ii) “Towards a resource efficient and circular economy” published in March 2014 (European Commission, 2012) These recommendations identify different fields where measures should be taken, among others the development of instruments for SMEs and facilitation of investment into resource efficiency. 1: Example of working with the form from the stakeholder analysis (EDIT Value Tool step 1.1) The stakeholder analysis as initial analysis focuses on the relationship between the enterprise strategy and particular stakeholders who influence this strategy or who are significantly influenced by this strategy. As a scale for evaluating stakeholder influence on enterprise strategic objectives numbers have been chosen: (0) – No
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