Manejo ambiental y competitividad en la gestión ambiental en universidades peruanas
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Rev. Inv. Cs. Agro. y Vet.
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La gestión ambiental y la competitividad en las organizaciones son pilares fundamentales para alcanzar el desarrollo sostenible. El objetivo del estudio fue determinar la influencia del manejo ambiental en la mejora de la competitividad de la gestión ambiental en la Universidad Nacional Agraria de la Selva (UNAS) y Universidad Peruana de los Andes (UPLA). El enfoque utilizado es cuantitativo, de tipo descriptivo y explicativo, en cuanto al diseño es no experimental. Se comparó el nivel de competitividad entre las instituciones. Los resultados identificaron que el consumo de recursos naturales genera alteración en la calidad del aire, agua y suelo por emisiones, vertimientos y residuos sólidos, así como el incremento de los niveles de ruido. Se concluye que la UPLA, ostenta mayor competitividad, puesto emplean menos recursos naturales con respecto a la UNAS; de la misma forma se reducen sus costos.
Environmental management and competitiveness in organizations are fundamental pillars for achieving sustainable development. The objective of this study was to determine the influence of environmental management on improving the competitiveness of environmental management at the National Agrarian University of the Selva (UNAS) and the Peruvian University of the Andes (UPLA). The approach used is quantitative, descriptive, and explanatory, with a non-experimental design. The level of competitiveness between the institutions was compared. The results identified that the consumption of natural resources generates alterations in air, water, and soil quality due to emissions, discharges, and solid waste, as well as increased noise levels. It is concluded that UPLA is more competitive, as it uses fewer natural resources than UNAS; its costs are also reduced.
Environmental management and competitiveness in organizations are fundamental pillars for achieving sustainable development. The objective of this study was to determine the influence of environmental management on improving the competitiveness of environmental management at the National Agrarian University of the Selva (UNAS) and the Peruvian University of the Andes (UPLA). The approach used is quantitative, descriptive, and explanatory, with a non-experimental design. The level of competitiveness between the institutions was compared. The results identified that the consumption of natural resources generates alterations in air, water, and soil quality due to emissions, discharges, and solid waste, as well as increased noise levels. It is concluded that UPLA is more competitive, as it uses fewer natural resources than UNAS; its costs are also reduced.
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Vol. 9, No. 26