The role of green accounting in achieving sustainable universities
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https://doi.org/10.31272/jae.i140.1055Keywords:
internal audit , Occupational health and safety, the social dimension of sustainable developmentAbstract
The increase in environmental awareness and as a serious attempt to reduce environmental pollution and encourage the preservation of the environment، environmental responsibility emerged and developed through successive stages. The environmental elements are non-market commodities and unlimited free resources، and the land was used as a free reservoir and endless waste dump، and pollution continued in its dangerous dimensions as consumption or destruction of environmental quality. In light of these challenges that threaten human life، some universities of the contemporary world have pushed to adopt the sustainable university approach، and are seeking to explore the mechanism of integrating sustainability into their curricula and student education. Thus، this study will focus on the importance of including green accounting as a green course to harmonize the outputs of the accounting department with the requirements Sustainability Munha deals with matters that go beyond financial accounting and management accounting
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