The manner in which education will be delivered in the 21st-century has often been debated. Various literature has agreed that an interactive teaching and learning method is required in parallel with the emergence and development of cyber technology. The conventional method of teaching should be reconstituted to emphasize aspects associated with innovation and creativity in attracting the attention of students in learning. Despite the current Malaysian education emphasize the learning features that include 1) Creative thinking, 2) Critical thinking, 3) Collaboration, 4) Character and 5) Communication. However, 21st-century approach requires exposure, skills, and creativity to be implemented by the Malaysian educators. Therefore, the aim of this study is to propose a new maritime interactive teaching model towards a Sustainable Development Goals (SGDs) and industrial revolution 4.0. Three (3) secondary schools around Terengganu in Malaysia were chosen to participate in a pilot case study. The results of the study found that more than 90% of students now understand more about the maritime industry based on their acquired knowledge and education in this area. While, more than 70% of students described that this method of teaching is appealing. Maritime education innovative learning through an interactive learning model was successfully achieved based on the findings of this study, called the ‘Mariner’s Fantasy’. Additionally, through the inspirations of IR 4.0 and the Malaysia Education Development Plan, 2013-2025, the study has demonstrated the usefulness of the Maritime Education Innovative Learning (MEIL) program through an interactive learning method, in enhancing the delivery of maritime education by adopting an effective teaching-based approach.

This research identifies the types of relationship asymmetry within sustainable fashion supply chains and the role of relationship asymmetry in sustainable product development in fashion supply chains in the UK. This research that is based on supply chain experiences of experts highlighted that how relational asymmetries hinder sustainable product development in fashion supply chains, but also how sustainable behaviours, values and policies help to overcome the influence of relational asymmetry in sustainable product development process.

본 연구에서는 생태학적 관점에서 biomimicry를 생태모방으로 정의하며, 생태모방에 대해 다학적 분야에서 정의되 는 개념들을 비교하였다. 생태모방은 생물･생태특성에 대한 분류 및 조사･원리분석을 통해 얻어진 정보와 아이디어를 공학 및 기술 분야에 응용이 되는 개념으로 정리하였다. 또한 생물학, 생태학 및 공학적 관점에서 생태모방 연구와 기술개발을 진행하는 Biology Push(생물특성기반 생태모방)와 Technology Pull(기술문제기반 생태모방)방법을 비교하며, Biology Push를 생태학적 관점에서 시작하는 ‘생물특성기반 생태모방’, Technology Pull을 기술필요에서 시작하는 ‘기술문제기반 생태모방’으로 정의하였다. 생태모방 연구동향을 살펴보면 안정적이고 친환경적인 원천 재료를 생물･생태 특성에서 찾아 기술개발에 초점이 맞춰진 사례가 대부분이나, 앞으로 생태모방 연구주제가 생물･생태 특성에서 비롯된 아이디어에서 착안되어 시작될 수 있는 연구분야의 잠재력에 대한 무한성을 시사하고자 한다. 향후 지속가능한 발전에 기여할 수 있는 생물생태학적 기반에 근거한 더 많은 연구와 기술개발이 필요함을 제시하고 있다.

Creativity and innovation are crucial components of new product development (NPD) and incorporating environmental sustainability adds an extra dimension to the creative process, particularly for the fashion industry, which is a key sector in the UK creative industries that form a significant part of the national economy. Fashion designers’ creativity during NPD can be facilitated by effective collaboration with roles such as product technologists and buyers. This paper discusses ways in which creative knowledge and processes can be applied to innovative sustainable product development, exploring barriers and enablers involved in widening the availability and adoption of environmentally sustainable fashion. NPD is one of the more tangible aspects of creativity that can be managed, whereas creative design thinking is less tangible and logical, thus making it potentially incompatible with managers who are often more business-orientated and risk-averse in their approach than designers (Puryear, 2014). This can create tension for teams when selecting the most appropriate products for production and sustainable product features have traditionally not been a priority for fashion companies. Making products more sustainable is one of the challenging constraints that designers increasingly need to address within NPD, due to the high sustainability impacts of clothing in both environmental and social terms (Hjelmgrem et al., 2015). This research will adopt a qualitative approach, involving semi-structured interviews with a sample of 20 product development professionals from retailers, brands and manufacturers in the UK fashion business, during August to October 2018. In conclusion, the study will build on the primary research results to develop an original conceptual framework in the form of a model to facilitate product developers’ awareness and understanding of sustainability issues within creative processes and to adopt a new vocabulary to elicit more effectual communication regarding sustainability between NPD actors.

This study is on the policy direction settings that can accomplish regional revitalization by continuously developing the various theme of rural tourism and can contribute to the improvement of the quality of life. The recent issues of SDGs are discussed, and their link with rural development, especially with rural tourism, are examined. To be specific, it focuses on healing-type rural tourism that is rising as a new theme in the tourism industry. The results have revealed the possibility of linking the indicators of SDGs and the needed resources for healing rural tourism. Therefore, it is possible to strengthen the rural tourism theme linkage, and to contribute to the regional revitalization through establishment of the detailed action indicators of rural tourism in line with SDGs. However, since research on SDGs is at an early stage, there is a need for further discussion on various examples from the rural tourism field.

The objective of this study is to develop the innovative application methodology of Geofoam for sustainable design of eco-bridges under deep soil cover. Traditionally, the soft maerial zone has been located on the top or above the buried conduit to reduce the earth pressures, which is called imperfect trench installation (ITI). There, however have been no previous studies for the application of ITI on buried arch structures. This study investigated the structural effects of Geofoam surrouding buried arch bridges, which was named as embedded trench installation (ETI). Various shapes and locations of Geofoam have been investigated for both ETI and ITI. The findings from this study showed that ETI could effectively increase the stability and sustainability of deeply buried eco-bridges.

Outsourcing allows companies to entrust to an external actor the management of part of their activities, particularly for peripheral processes to improve its performance. Outsourcing, in its strategic and global perception, can also be a support lever of activities related primary processes in a framework of partnership, facilitated by a process of innovation and promoting sustainable development especially in the area public. This is what this thesis seeks to demonstrate using a qualitative assessment of the main organizations responsible for the management of transport infrastructure in Morocco (Morocco's National Society of highways, roads department, National Agency of ports, National office of Airports and National Office of railway). This research adopted a recursive, abductive and inductive approach to first validate the theoretical corpus mobilized, and then design the analysis model of the empirical field and finally build the modeling of the proposed outsourcing oriented strategic partnership, innovation and sustainable development. The main components of this model are PARI model which considers the choice of partner the key to innovation, the structural model which distinguishes four levels (Corporate, Strategic business unit, Strategic Outsourcing, Sales Force) and management style model for every organizational level which is based on leadership, innovation and sustainable development. The appropriation of this modeling by public organizations will allow them the animation of the proposed economic model to make it an engine of entrepreneurship and unemployment resorption.

The purpose of this study is to identify the guideline’s contents for dietitians’ knowledge, attitudes, and practices (KAP) for the sustainability management at school foodservice. The contents for the guideline were determined by the Delphi technique of two rounds. The Delphi panels of experts were consisted of sixteen school dietitians and fourteen professors of food and nutrition with more than 10 years of experiences by convenience sampling method. Based on the literature, knowledge, attitudes, and practices required for dieticians were classified into menu management, procurement, food production, facility and energy management, waste management, personnel management, and nutrition education. Data were analyzed using SPSS for Windows version 24 and EXCEL to calculate descriptive statistics, content validity ratio, degree of agreement, and degree of convergence. As a result of the second round, the validity scores of ‘knows eco-friendly certification standards and labeling systems (4.53 point)’ in the knowledge category, and ‘tries to purchase local agricultural products (4.87 point)’ in the attitude category were the highest. From that round in the practice category, the validity scores of ‘plan menus for students' health’, ‘purchases eco-friendly food’, and ‘conserves energy in pre-processing and cooking process’ were the highest with 4.73 point. Applying the criteria for securing the validity of the contents, the contents of 25 knowledge items, 20 attitude items and 30 practice items were confirmed. The findings of the study can be used to develop the guideline for dietitians required for the sustainability management.

지난 15년 동안(2001~2015) 전 세계는 새천년개발목표 (MDGs; Millenium Development Goals, MDGs) 8개 목표 의 달성을 위해 노력해왔으며, 2014 MDGs 보고서(UN, 2014)에 따르면 이 중 몇 개의 목표는 중요한 진전이 있었으 나1), 환경적 지속가능성에 대한 위협이 지속되고 있다는 인 식에 기초하여 제70차 UN 총회(2015.9)에서 지구와 인류 을 위한 향후 15년간의 전 지구적 의제를 담은 새로운 지속 가능발전목표(SDGs: Sustainable Development Goals, 2016~2030)를 채택하였다. 따라서, 새롭게 채택된 국제의 제인 SDGs의 생물다양성 및 자연 보전과 관련된 내용을 살펴보고, 보호지역 분야의 시사점을 살펴보고자 하였다. SDGs는 17개 지속가능발전목표와 169개의 세부목표로 구성되어있으며, 지속가능발전을 위한 필수적인 것으로 경 제성장, 건강한 삶, 기후변화 등 경제, 사회, 환경의 통합된 접근과 조화를 강조하고 있다. MDGs의 8개 목표 중 하나였 던 환경의 지속가능성 확보와 관련된 내용이 대부분 계승되 고 확장되었다고 할 수 있다. SDGs의 17개 목표 중 goal 14와 goal 15에서는 해양 및 육상 생태계의 보전과 지속가 능 이용에 대해 직접적인 세부목표를 설정하고 있다. 육상 생태계의 경우(goal 15) 국제적 합의의 이행과 더불어 사막 화 방지, 생물다양성 손실 중지, 멸종위기종의 멸종방지, 밀 렵 및 불법거래 종식, 침입외래종 영향 저감 등의 세부목표 를 제시하고 있으며, 해양생태계 분야(goal 14)는 해양오염 방지와 해양산성화 최소화, 해양‧연안 생태계의 회복력 증 지‧복원, 위해보조금 방비 등의 내용을 세부목표로 담고 있 다. 또한 제6차 세계공원총회(WPC, 2014)에서 집중 논의 되었던, 지구가 직면한 다양한 위협(기후변화, 식량 및 물 안보, 자연재해, 건강/복지)의 가장 효과적인 자연적 해결책 으로서의 자연 및 보호지역의 역할의 경우, SDGs 개별목표 에서 보호지역의 역할에 대해 직접적으로 언급하고 있지는 않지만, 자연 보전과의 관련성을 언급2)하고 있다. 기후변화 와 관련해서는 선진국들에 재원 조성약속(2020년까지 연간 1천억불) 이행촉구와 더불어 기후변화 관련 위험과 자연재 해에 대한 회복 및 적응력 강화, 국가 정책/전략/계획에 기 후변화 수단을 통합 등을 제시하고 있다. 보호지역 확대 목 표에 있어서는 해양의 경우 생물다양성협약 아이치타켓 11 의 구체적 확대목표인 10%를 직접 언급하고 있으나(goal 14.5), 육상지역은 구체적인 확대목표에 대한 언급 없이 국 제적 합의에 대한 의무이행만(goal 15.1)을 언급하고 있다. 생물다양성 및 보호지역 관련 SDGs 목표에 대한 국가차원 의 효과적 이행 기반을 진단하기 위해, SDGs 채택 이후 정부에서 수립한 법정 중장기 국가계획(제3차 지속가능발전 기본계획 2016-2035), 제4차 국가환경종합계획 2016-2035), 제3차 자연환경보전 기본계획 2016-2035))을 살펴보면, 관련 세부목표별로 일부 반영이 미흡한 분야(지속가능관광의 모 니터링 및 평가기제, 해양산성화 최소화 등)도 있었으나 상당 부분 우리나라의 국가적 맥락을 반영하여 각 종 계획에 담고 있는 것으로 나타났다. 이상에서 살펴보았듯이 SDGs는 지속가능발전의 근간이 자연의 보전에 있음을 명확하게 인식하고 있는 것을 알 수 있으며, SDGs가 향후 15년간 UN 등 국제사회의 주요 개발 협력을 위한 활동수칙이 될 수 있기 때문에, 이러한 국제사 회의 공감대 속에서 향후 보호지역에 기반한 지속적인 환경 보전 활동과 협력이 강화될 것으로 기대된다. 따라서 SDGs 에 담긴 보호지역 관련 다양한 목표들과 연계하여 자연(보 호지역 등) 보전을 통한 지속가능발전모델 구현에 더 많은 관심과 노력이 필요할 것으로 판단된다.

Siheyuan, is the traditional Chinese courtyard style building, has a long history, and is an extremely important historical and cultural heritage. It carries the folk culture of old Beijing and the history of the old Beijing. Therefore, its cultural connotation should be maintained. With the growing number of skyscrapers, construction industrialization replacing traditional construction technology today, hutongs and Siheyuan have lost their luster, most of the traditional Siheyuan have become shabby, inner vitality and old form that were the social mechanism are rotting away. Just relying on protection and repair Siheyun is far from a healthy survival. Instead development and innovation is needed for a vibrant sustainable preservation of Siheyuan. In order to make Siheyuan more comfortable, more vibrant and to achieve its sustainable development, it should be combined with modern materials and construction technology.

The ever-evolving fashion industry has brought forth direct and indirect effects on the environmentto the extent that environmental contamination, labor exploitation, and pirated or counterfeit products have emerged as serious social issues. The sustainability-related issues are associated with all stages of the product lifecycle, ranging from the extraction of raw materials to product disposal (Berkhout & Smith, 1999).In lifecycle management (LCM), the triple bottom line (TBL) of sustainability is seen from the perspective of the product lifecycle (Kocmanova & Nemecek, 2009). TBL refers to corporate efforts to keep a balance among financial viability, environmental soundness and social accountability (Elkington, 1997). As sustainable products are defined in the light of lifecycles, research on product lifecycle management (PLM) has drawn much attention (Gmelin & Seuring, 2014).In addition, PLM is known to exert substantial effects on new product development, which warrants the need to view new sustainable products from the perspective of PLM (Cantamessa, Montagna, & Neirotti, 2012). Therefore, the present study intends to apply a conceptual model of PLM-based new sustainable product development to the fashion industry and to take multifaceted approaches to sustainable fashion product development. To that end, case studies of 21 local and global sustainable fashion brands, 1:1 in-depth interviews with 24 experts from sustainable and non-sustainable fashion brands, and participant observation of 5 sustainable fashion brands were conducted as part of this study. The findings illuminate the management issues attributable to the lack of technology and expertise, as well as the quantification issues involving monitoring or normalized data collection, despite the presence of some process-specific sustainable items in sustainable products developed by the fashion brands. Also, the findings will serve as reference data for further discussions and provide some implications for the sustainable fashion product development of fashion brands.

As mass production techniques developed in technological innovation due to the industrial revolution, the world started to face serious pollution problem and therefore ‘sustainable’ and ‘eco-friendly’ movement showed up in our societies. The fashion industry has emphasized the environmental design since the early 1960s. However, in the system engaged on trends and mass-production process, fashion designers and consumers could not pay more attention to the environment issues as expected. In these days, consumers not just in fashion products but also any other products started to care about ‘fair trades’, ‘environmental issues’, ‘human rights’, and ‘donations’ when they shop. Therefore, if fashion industries pay more attention to sustainable marketing and merchandising while selling their products, it will help consumers to build up a ‘sustainable thinking’. Usage of eco-friendly materials and recycling are well-known for practicing eco- friendly fashion but unfortunately, they are only limited in the process of making and disposal stage in fashion. Nowadays, there is an increasing concern and emphasis on fair trade, environmental awareness, human rights and other ethical consumerism practices, and is growing in tendency, which has prompted authentic and honest marketing strategies to become more effective as opposed to the existing one-shot events (Kim et al., 2013). If this trend of planning business strategies with authentic and sustainable tactics is implemented into the Fashion industry, then it will be able to establish a sustainable consumer culture. Until now, contemporary research on environmentally friendly and sustainable fashion are mostly centered on sustainable fashion ideas and studies on sustainable textiles (Fletcher, 2011). However, there was limited studies on sustainable design with various perspectives and design planning, which have much practical and real-world usage for designers or planners in the fashion industry. Therefore, it is necessary to conduct more studies on fashion design planning methods and guidelines that fashion merchandisers and designers in the industry can use.

Sustainable community development has become a cornerstone for the overall sustainability movement in the recent years. Island provinces, due to the unique make up of their communities can and should adopt sound community development process for sustaining their futures growth. Civic engagement and citizen input are crucial for planning sustainable growth of island communities. This is primarily due to the fact that most island communities are inundated with rapidly growing tourism industry that threatens to affect the future of their environmental assets, island cultures and living standards. The purpose of this article is to highlight the importance of environmental governance and citizen participation for sustainable growth of island communities. In addition to discussing the importance of citizen participation in sustainable development of island communities, this article also provides a brief case study of Jeju island and its recent attempts to promote sustainability in the wake of rapidly growing tourist industry. Two emerging and important planning processes that can enhance sustainable community development of island provinces are also discussed with specific applications to Jeju

이 연구는 대표적인 미래바이오에너지인 해양바이오에너지 산업의 현황과 전망에 대한 탐색을 통해, 향후 녹색성장의 필수요소인 그린에너지 개발의 실행전략 수립에 필요한 함의 도출을 목적으로 하였다. 이 연구에서는 해양바이오에너지 산업에 대한 국내외 시정 분석을 통해 장기적 관점에서 산업으로서의 해양바이오에너지의 미래 전망을 추정하였다. 이를 기반으로 향후 우리나라의 녹색성장 동력 창출의 한 부분을 담당하게 될 해양바이오에너지 산업 육성은 위한 R&D 전략...

Siheyuan, is the traditional Chinese courtyard style building, has a long history, and is an extremely important historical and cultural heritage. It carries the folk culture of old Beijing and the history of the old Beijing. Therefore, its cultural connotation should be maintained. With the growing number of skyscrapers, construction industrialization replacing traditional construction technology today, hutongs and Siheyuan have lost their luster, most of the traditional Siheyuan have become shabby, inner vitality and old form that were the social mechanism are rotting away. Just relying onprotection and repair Siheyun is far from a healthy survival. Instead development and innovation is needed for a vibrant sustainable preservation of Siheyuan. In order to make Siheyuan more comfortable, more vibrant and to achieve its sustainable development, it should be combined with modern materials and construction technology.

This study analyzed fashion businesses based on the 6P's, products, prices, place, promotion, people, and patron for business owners in the Myeongdong commercial fashion district. Furthermore, this study proposed plans that would activate the Myeongdong fashion district and continuously develop it as a global fashion city. A survey was conducted from August to September, 2012 for 249 fashion business owners in Myeongdong. Eventually, only 208 questionnaires were used for the analysis. The research results were as follows. First, domestic brands have the largest share in the market and sales of fashion accessories were higher than the sales of clothes. Second, the prices for those fashion items ranged from low to mid-price. Third, the opening of new shops keeps increasing, and the size of the shops falls between ten and twenty pyeong generally. 'Self-production' was the highest form of production compared to any other form, and regarding importation sites, importation from overseas was the highest. Fourth, regarding promotion types, the sales in shops was the most commonly used promotion method compared to television and magazine advertising, and personal selling. Fifth, the proportion of male proprietors was larger than that of female proprietors. Most employees had less than five years of sales experience. Sixth, the main customers were females in their 20s and the proportions of Korean and foreign customers was similar.

This research paper will describe the current process and practice of Education for sustainable development (ESD) implementation in Korean schools through a case study that was carried out in Tongyeong city. This study is based on a field study and empirical observation in South Korea (Tongyeong city), with the subject of research being 2 schools. The scope of this research focuses on ESD implementation within school which consists of curricular design, an extracurricular program, and learning and teaching model on ESD in the classroom. There were 2 elementary schools which were chosen in this case study in Tongyeong city. They are Inpyeong elementary school and Yongnam elementary school. The method of research through depth interview, observation, and document review on ESD and the analysis in this research includes the process and teaching strategy of ESD in schools. Other analysis includes extracurricular activities and school programs. The result of this research shows that ESD issues in Korean schools have strongly focused on eight areas; they are improving the basic quality of education, a sustainable and healthily lifestyle, equity, environmental ethics/education, sustainable consumption and production, democratic sustainably, children protection, cultural understanding. Specially, this research showed that Korean schools has a concern in a clean plate movement, environmental awareness, energy saving, and waste management. Meanwhile, in Indonesian schools the emphasis is on environmental awareness and cultural preservation and protection. Additional programs related to ESD implementation were found in extracurricular activities such as field trips, cultural preservation activities and club activities on environmental protection. Basically, two schools in Tongyeong City have implemented ESD in various activities before the term ESD was created. It is clear that ESD could develop and increase student’s awareness about the environment, life, and the future of the earth.