As sustainability was defined like a state of the social and natural systems, it has its own factors and indicators. You can see the scheme of factors division in the frames of the company. » Read more: Report_Team#1. Part 2.
I. Introduction and the main concept
XX century is the time of great progress in science, particularly in the production technologies. As we know it is time when the second scientific and technical revolution took place. This leap was caused by many events and social processes, such as Second World War, following it Cold War and the development and spreading of democracy. » Read more: Report_Team#1. Part_1.
We have developed the common factors of sustainability. According to this approach, we will assign sustainability indicators in logistics very soon. As our research area is logistics, we decided not to go into common factors division and just to define two groups: internal and external factors.
Goal of the project
The idea of the Sustainability in Logistics index was offered by Jan H. Jansen (The Netherlands), he also developed the structure of the project. During this project will be used the Sustainability in Logistics blog developed by Elena Kaledinova.
The goal of the project is to develop an SIL index to measure how well companies perform in the field of sustainability in logistics. Students of two universities perform their research on this topic on a theoretical level (what indicators should be included in a SIL index; and why they should be included) and a practical level (field research in a company in a certain industry in their home country). The results of the research are shared; so more knowledge is developed on the topic of sustainability in logistics.
Universities
Student teams, HAN University of Arnhem and Nijmegen,Netherlands:
team1 – …
team 2 – Yan Gao, Business Logistics and Management
team 3 – Rui Zhang, Business Logistics and Management
Student teams, Chelyabinsk State University (CSU), Russia :
| Team | Name | Head | Study program, Faculty of Economics |
| 1 | Sikorskaya Taisiya | + | mathematical methods in economics |
| Mangul Anastasiya | mathematical methods in economics | ||
| Filippov Andrey | mathematical methods in economics | ||
| Piskunov Sergey | mathematical methods in economics | ||
| 2 | Fradkin Alexey | mathematical methods in economics | |
| Mikryukova Anastasiya | mathematical methods in economics | ||
| Pikuleva Olga | + | mathematical methods in economics | |
| Todorov Karamfil | mathematical methods in economics | ||
| 3 | Dorohova Maria | + | International economics |
| Kobilyanets Roman | International economics | ||
| Mehontseva Juliya | International economics |
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