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CONFERENCE PROGRAM COMMITTEE PRME Brazil, Chairs of the Organizing Committee Flávio Hourneaux Junior (University of São Paulo) Adriana Caldana (University of São Paulo) PRME Chapter Brazil Gabriella Pita Lauth UNDP Brazil Luciana Aguiar PRME Secretariat Nikolay Ivanov Speaker, PRME chapter DACH Lutz E. Schlange Co-chair, PRME Anti-poverty WG Milenko Gudić Speaker, PRME Anti-poverty WG Cláudio Boechat FIEP CEO José Antonio Fares FIEP TEAM Priscila da Paz Vieira, Narila Sirino, Aline Calefi Lima Support Flavio Pinheiro Martins (FEA-USP-RP) 3

CONFERENCE OVERVIEW The PRME Regional Chapter Brazil, UNDP Office Brazil, in collaboration with PRME Secretariat, PRME Chapter DACH, and PRME Working Groups, and with the support of UN Global Compact Brazilian Committee, are pleased to organize the 4th Responsible Management Education Research Conference. Hosted by the Federation of Industries of the State of Paraná (FIEP), on 13-14 September in Curitiba, Brazil, the conference has a its general theme: “New Research Questions for Advancing the Implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals”. After the adoption of the SDGs in September 2015 by the United Nations, including through a high level of involvement and contribution from UN Global Compact and PRME, a favorable climate has been created for concerted action aimed at materializing the sustainable development agenda and process. In this respect, the SDGs already act as the flagship issue for both PRME and the UN Global Compact. PRME has already started integrating the SDGs into its workstreams and lacing an even higher emphasis on this integration, including through promoting a higher role and contribution of research. The new research questions (both theoretical and applied) discussed in this conference should contribute to the following: •

Achieving a better understanding of the complexity, interconnectedness and multidimensional nature of the SDGs and the respective 169 targets, with a general aim of moving the traditional research focus from the manifestation aspect towards the main causes of the SDG related issues.



Creating practical (business, management education content and methodology, policy making, school strategies, government administration and other) solutions that could be applied locally, nationally and globally.



Establishing common ground for businesses, management education (researchers, professors and school managers), policy makers, government, NGOs, youth, media, publishers, international organizations, associations and networks, and other stakeholders to create new and/or extend their already existing partnerships and dialogue through a better informed communication and collaboration.

Building on the three previous Responsible Management Education Research (RMER) Conferences held in Chur (2014), Cairo (2015), and Krems (2016), the aim of the 4th RMER Conference is to foster knowledge exchange and networking opportunities by connecting a wide array of hitherto rather loosely coupled communities. While not being exhaustive, these events encompass emerging as well as established PRME chapters, working groups, and other entities in the PRME community (both signatories and non-signatories), UNDP and UN Global Compact with key regional stakeholders, and the wider audience of educators and representatives of universities, students, business, government, media, and civil society organizations eager to advance their knowledge and skills integrating responsible management and sustainable development into their professional efforts. The conference offers an extensive contribution to the discussions on various aspects related to the advancement of the SDGs and the respective roles that the key stakeholders could and should play in making research relevant and impactful on business practice, management education, and the economic and social transformation and change at large, through 81 individual oral presentations, 28 individual poster presentations, 13 individual special presentations and workshops, 4 plenary roundtables and 4 plenary conferences. While providing a forum for a truly global discussion, the conference also is an opportunity to join the ongoing global celebration of PRME’s 10th anniversary, and to acknowledge and reflect upon the results achieved, as well as to share views and ideas on the challenges and opportunities ahead. The Organizing Committee 5

PROGRAM SUMMARY DAY 1 – MORNING Hour

Type of Session

Activity

Speakers

Coordinator

Room

Target Audience

8h00-9h00

Off Sessions

Registration & Reception

-

-

-

-

Norman Arruda Filho

Caio Amaral Room

Stakeholders: All

9h00-10h00

Plenary Sessions

Welcome and Opening Plenary

Jonas Haertle (PRME Global) Cláudio Boechat ( PRME Anti-poverty WG) José Antonio Fares (FIEP System CEO) Lutz E. Schlange (PRME DACH) Milenko Gudic (PRME Anti-poverty WG) Norman Arruda Filho (Head of PRME Chapter Brazil) Jeffrey Sachs (Columbia University) – via web Conference

10h00-11h00

Off Sessions

Coffee-break/ Poster Sessions 1

-

-

Atrium

Stakeholders: All

10h30-11h00

Poster Sessions

Poster Session 1

Several tracks

Adriana Caldana Flavio Hourneaux

Atrium

Stakeholders: Interest groups

11h00-12h30

Roundtable Discussion 1

“Public Policy for Responsible Management Education and Research”

Jonas Haertle (PRME Global) Luciana Aguiar (UNDP/Brazil) Sérgio Kelner (Director of the Department of Education for Citizenship and Social Innovation – Brazilian Government)

Jonas Haertle

Caio Amaral Room

Stakeholders: Government Representatives, Public Instittutions and Research Funding Agencies

12h30-14h00

Off Sessions

Lunch/ Networking

-

-

Atrium

Stakeholders: All

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DAY 1 – AFTERNOON Hour

Type of Session

Activity

Speakers

Coordinator

Room

Target Audience

Parallel Sessions 1

Session 1/1

Education 1

Gustavo Fernandes

Room 1

Stakeholders: Interest groups

Parallel Sessions 1

Session 2/1

Research 1

Marcos Cohen

Room 2

Stakeholders: Interest groups

Parallel Sessions 1

Session 3/1

Business 1

Luciana Oranges Cezarino

Room 3

Stakeholders: Interest groups

Parallel Sessions 1

Session 4/1

Government 1

Luciana Aguiar

Room 4

Stakeholders: Interest groups

Parallel Sessions 1

Session 5/1

Society 1

Lutz E. Schlange

Convention Room

Stakeholders: Interest groups

Parallel Sessions 1

Session 6/1

Education 2

Consuelo De la Torre

Caio Amaral Room

Stakeholders: Interest groups

Off Sessions

Coffee-break/ Networking

-

-

Atrium

Stakeholders: All

“Leaders training for SDGs: companies view”

Christian Hauser (PRME DACH) Pedro Luiz Fernandes (CEO Novozymes) Carlo Linkevieius Pereira (Executive Secretary/Global Compact Brazil)

Cláudio Boechat

Caio Amaral Room

Stakeholders: Companies Representatives and Researchers

Adriana Caldana

Caio Amaral Room

Stakeholders: All

-

Atrium

Stakeholders: All

14h00-15h30

15h30-16h00

16h00-17h30

Roundtable Discussion 2

17h30-18h30

Plenary Sessions

Conference 1

Maurizio Zollo (Bocconi University) – Coordinator of Global Organizational Learning and Development Network (GOLDEN) for Sustainability

19h00

Off Sessions

Reception

-

8

DAY 2 – MORNING Hour

Type of Session

Activity

Speakers

Coordinator

Room

Target Audience

Parallel Sessions 2

Session 1/2

Education 3

Gustavo Fernandes

Room 1

Stakeholders: Interest groups

Parallel Sessions 2

Session 2/2

Research 2

Marcos Cohen

Room 2

Stakeholders: Interest groups

Parallel Sessions 2

Session 3/2

Business 2

Diva da Paz

Room 3

Stakeholders: Interest groups

Parallel Sessions 2

Session 4/2

Business 3

Mariana Fregonesi

Room 4

Stakeholders: Interest groups

Parallel Sessions 2

Session 5/2

Government 2

Claudio Boechat

Convention Room

Stakeholders: Interest groups

Parallel Sessions 2

Session 6/2

Workshops 1

Adriana Caldana

Caio Amaral Room

Stakeholders: Interest groups

9h30-10h30

Plenary Sessions

Conference 2

Isabel Rimanoczy (Sustainability Mindset WG)

Flavio Hourneaux

Caio Amaral Room

Stakeholders: All

10h30-11h00

Off Sessions

Coffee-break/ Networking

-

-

Atrium

Stakeholders: All

10h30-11h00

Poster Sessions

Poster Session 2

Several tracks

Adriana Caldana Flavio Hourneaux

Atrium

Stakeholders: Interest groups

Milenko Gudic

Caio Amaral Room

Stakeholders: School managers, Researchers and Deans

-

Atrium

Stakeholders: All

8h00-9h30

11h00-12h30

Roundtable Discussion 3

“SDGs in a scholar view”

Al Rosenbloom (Dominican University/ US and PRME Anti-Poverty WG) Maria Antônia Brovelli (POLIMI - Politecnico di Milano, Italy) Consuelo Garcia De La Torre (Tecnologico de Monterrey/ Mexico – PRME LAC) Luciana Oranges Cezarino (UFU / Brazil)

12h30-14h00

Off Sessions

Lunch / Networking

-

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DAY 2 – AFTERNOON Hour

Type of Session

Activity

Speakers

Coordinator

Room

Target Audience

Parallel Sessions 3

Session 1/3

Workshops 2

Flavio Hourneaux

Room 1

Stakeholders: Interest groups

Parallel Sessions 3

Session 2/3

Anti Corruption 1

Gustavo Fernandes

Room 2

Stakeholders: Interest groups

Parallel Sessions 3

Session 3/3

Climate Change 1

Claudio Boechat

Room 3

Stakeholders: Interest groups

Parallel Sessions 3

Session 4/3

Gender 1

Adriana Caldana

Room 4

Stakeholders: Interest groups

Parallel Sessions 3

Session 5/3

SustMind 1

Isabel Rimanoczy

Convention Room

Stakeholders: Interest groups

Parallel Sessions 3

Session 6/3

Anti Poverty 1

Al Rosenbloom

Caio Amaral Room

Stakeholders: Interest groups

15h30-16h00

Off Sessions

Coffee-break / Networking

-

-

Atrium

Stakeholders: All

15h30-16h00

Off Sessions

Special Presentations

Special 1

Adriana Caldana Flavio Hourneaux

Room 1 Room 2

Stakeholders: All

“SDGs in a student view”

Lutz E. Schlange (PRME DACH) Renato Eugenio de Lima (Brazilian Scout Association) Giovana Chimentão Punhagui (FIEP System) Kleber Marins De Paulo (Head of Enactus Brazil) Anastasiya Marcheva (PRME Anti-poverty WG)

Lutz E. Schlange

Caio Amaral Room

Stakeholders: Students Representatives and Student Entities

Future agenda for SDGs in RME

Milenko Gudic (PRME Anti-poverty WG) - New York Meeting Outcomes Lutz Schlange (PRME DACH) - Next Steps Jonas Haertle - Closing remarks

Jonas Haertle

Caio Amaral Room

Stakeholders: All

14h00-15h30

16h00-17h30

17h30-18h30

Roundtable Discussion 4

Closing Conference

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CONFERENCE & ROUNDTABLES – SESSIONS Day

Hour

Type of Session

Activity

Speakers

Coordinator

Room

1

9h00-10h00

Plenary Sessions

Welcome and Opening Plenary

Jonas Haertle (PRME Global) Cláudio Boechat ( PRME Anti-poverty WG) José Antonio Fares (FIEP System CEO) Lutz E. Schlange (PRME DACH) Milenko Gudic (PRME Anti-poverty WG) Norman Arruda Filho (Head of PRME Chapter Brazil)

1

11h00-12h30

Roundtable Discussion 1

“Public Policy for Responsible Management Education and Research”

Jonas Haertle (PRME Global) Luciana Aguiar (UNDP/Brazil) Sergio Kelner (Federal Secretary for 2030 Agenda)

Jonas Haertle (PRME Global)

1

16h00-17h30

Roundtable Discussion 2

“Leaders training for SDGs: companies view”

Christian Hauser (PRME DACH) Pedro Luiz Fernandes (CEO Novozymes) Carlo Linkevieius Pereira (Executive Secretary/Global Compact Brazil)

Cláudio Boechat (PRME Anti-poverty WG)

1

17h30-18h30

Plenary Sessions

Conference 1

Maurizio Zollo (Bocconi University) – Coordinator of Global Organizational Learning and Development Network (GOLDEN) for Sustainability

Adriana Caldana (University of São Paulo)

Caio Amaral Room

2

9h30-10h30

Plenary Sessions

Conference 2

Isabel Rimanoczy (Sustainability Mindset WG)

Flavio Hourneaux

Caio Amaral Room

“SDGs in a scholar view”

Al Rosenbloom (Dominican University/ US and PRME Anti-Poverty WG) Maria Antônia Brovelli (POLIMI - Politecnico di Milano, Italy) Consuelo Garcia De La Torre (Tecnologico de Monterrey/ Mexico – PRME LAC) Luciana Oranges Cezarino (UFU / Brazil)

2

2

2

11h00-12h30

Roundtable Discussion 3

16h00-17h30

Roundtable Discussion 4

“SDGs in a student view”

Lutz E. Schlange (PRME DACH) Renato Eugenio de Lima (Brazilian Scout Association) Giovana Chimentão Punhagui (FIEP System) Kleber Marins De Paulo (Head of Enactus Brazil) Anastasiya Marcheva (PRME Anti-poverty WG)

17h30-18h30

Closing Conference

Future agenda for SDGs in RME

Milenko Gudic (PRME Anti-poverty WG) - New York Meeting Outcomes Lutz Schlange (PRME DACH) - Next Steps Jonas Haertle - Closing remarks

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Norman Arruda Filho (Head of PRME Chapter Brazil)

Milenko Gudic (PRME Anti-poverty WG)

Caio Amaral Room

Caio Amaral Room

Caio Amaral Room

Caio Amaral Room

Lutz E. Schlange (PRME DACH)

Caio Amaral Room

Jonas Haertle (PRME Global)

Caio Amaral Room

PROGRAM – SESSIONS DAY 1 - 10H30-11H00 - POSTER SESSIONS - POSTER SESSION 1 - TITLE: SEVERAL TRACKS - ROOM: ATRIUM - COORDINATION: ADRIANA CALDANA & FLAVIO HOURNEAUX

20

TEMPORARY OVERVIEW OF THE SUSTAINABILITY REPORT OF THE CONSTRUCTION SECTOR, CONSIDERING THE 2016 LIST OF COMPANIES AND FUNDS NEGOTIATED ON BM & FBOVESPA.

Tamiris Capellaro University of Sao Ferreira Paulo

Adriana Cristina Ferreira Caldana

University of Sao Paulo

Lara Bartocci Liboni

University of Sao Paulo

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ISIE - Integrated System for Improving Education

Emerson Aparecido Mouco Junior

FATEC Jales

Juliano Cesar dos Santos Braz

FATEC Jales

Diego Rafael Carmelo Carpi

FATEC Jales

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MATERIAL COLLECTOR CART RECYCLED MOVED TO SOLAR ENERGY

Elaine Cristina de Andrade

SENAI PARANÁ

31

Science theater as a tool for environmental education from kindergarten to college

LUANA FOLCHINI DA COSTA

Universidade de Caxias do Sul

40

Sustainable Recycling Bin: An innovati- Matheus Narito ve solution for aluminum recycling Yoneoka

Pontifical Catholic University of Paraná

57

Millennium Development Goals: a bibliometric study with emphasis on Brazil's main results

Ana Paula Pereira dos Passos

Universidade do Vale do Itajaí UNIVALI

Vanderléia Martins Lohn

Universidade do Vale do Itajaí UNIVALI

Rafael Burlani

Rodrigo Libanez Melan

Universidade Estadual de Londrina

Thais Accioly Baccaro

Universidade Estadual de Londrina

Universidade Jaqueline ApareEstadual de cida Raminelli Londrina

Ana Paula Pereira dos Passos

Universidade do Vale do Itajaí UNIVALI

Vanderléia Martins Lohn

Universidade do Vale do Itajaí UNIVALI

Thaize Caroline Koch

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VALIDATION OF AN INSTRUMENT FOR ANALYSIS OF CRITICAL THINKING FOR SUSTAINABILITY IN UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS FROM STATE UNIVERSITY OF LONDRINA Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) before the public and private schools of Florianópolis and its neighboring municipalities PEDAGOGY OF SUSTAINABILITY IN HIGHER EDUCATION OF BUSINESS SCHOOLS: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC PRODUCTION

Vanessa de Cam- Universidade de pos Machado Caxias do Sul

Janaína Gabrielle Pontifícia Univer- Fernanda Moreira Campos sidade Católica Frankenberger da Cunha Amado Paraná Silva rante

99

Adressing non-technical demands in accounting careers: suggestions for faculty programs

Vitor Monteiro Pinto

University of Sao Paulo

124

An Eco-Friendly Alternative to the Bunsen Burner: New Perspectives in Sustainable Science

Matheus Pereira Postigo

Universidade Tecnológica Federal do Paraná

125

Urban Accessibility in Curitiba: A Case Study

Diovana Delfino

Centro Universitário Curitiba - Unicuritiba

Monique Hornhardt Cimbra

Centro Universitário Curitiba - Unicuritiba

12

FATEC Jales

Susana Elisabeth Universidade de Neumann Caxias do Sul

Fernando Lemes Universidade de da Silva Caxias do Sul

Universidade do Vale do Itajaí UNIVALI

Fernando Universidade do Clemente Cunha Vale do Itajaí Bastos UNIVALI

Pontifícia Universidade Católica Ubiratã Tortato do Paraná

ADRIANA MARIA University of Sao PROCOPIO Paulo ARAUJO

Edy Carlos Santos de Lima

Universidade do Vale do Itajaí UNIVALI Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Paraná

Cristiano Pires Martins

FATEC Jales

Eric Charles Henri Dorion

Universidade de Caxias do Sul

156

The teaching of Sustainable Development Objectives (ODS) in Management’ Higher Education Courses in the southwest of Paraná State

Kellerman Augusto Lemes Godarth

IFPR Instituto Federal de Educação, Ciência e Tecnlogia do Paraná

André Luis Comunelo

UNIPAR Universidade Paranaense

Cleusa Caciamani

CMEI Carmen Vandresen Vanin

DAY 1 - 14H00-15H30 - PARALLEL SESSIONS 1 - SESSION 1/1 - TITLE: EDUCATION 1 - ROOM: ROOM 1 - COORDINATION: GUSTAVO FERNANDES 29

Experiential education in business schools and their cultural differences

Gustavo Fructuozo Loiola

ISAE-FGV

45

Green Roof: implantation study at the Pontifical Catholic University of São Paulo

Igor Polezi Munhoz

PONTIFÍCIA UNIVERSIDADE CATÓLICA DE SÃO PAULO

PONTIFÍCIA Tatiane de UNIVERSIDADE Oliveira Amancio CATÓLICA DE SÃO PAULO

Paola Schmitt Figueiró

Universidade Feevale

Daiane Mulling Neutzling

Ana Caroline Pschedit

Serviço Social da Talita Politta Indústria - Sesi

Nylson Paim de Abreu Filho

Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio Grande do Sul

Tania Lucia Correa Valente

Universidade Tecnológica Federal do Paraná

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129

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Education for Sustainability insertion in Universities: analyzing the contextual and cultural implications of different regions in Brazil LEARNING WORKSHOPS AND THE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS: SIGNIFICANT LEARNING ON HIGH SCHOOL ENTREPRENEURSHIP, SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND PROMOTION OF THE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS (SDG?S) THE TEACHING AND LEARNING OF THE PORTUGUESE LANGUAGE AND NATURAL SCIENCES IN A SEMIOTIC APPROACH, FOR THE EDUCATION OF YOUTH AND ADULTS, WITH STUDENTS IN DEPRIVATION OF LIBERTY The pain and pleasure of producing a SIP in a federal university business school

Universidade Luciana Oranges Federal de UberCezarino lândia

Alessandra Cristina Santos Akkari

PONTIFÍCIA UNIVERSIDADE CATÓLICA DE SÃO PAULO

PONTIFÍCIA Neusa Maria BasUNIVERSIDADE tos Fernandes CATÓLICA DE dos Santos SÃO PAULO

4

51

Application of "Green Kaizen" to proChristian Luciamote SDGs in order to have a responsino da Silva ble consumption and production.

Ana Carla Bon

PONTIFÍCIA UNIVERSIDADE CATÓLICA DE SÃO PAULO

Mara Alves Soares

Universidade Federal de Uberlândia

Universidade de Sandra Figueire- Universidade de Fortaleza (Unifor) do de Oliveira Fortaleza (Unifor)

Serviço Social da Indústria - Sesi

JESSICA PARIZZOTTO GUSTMAN

Serviço Social da Indústria - Sesi

Miriam Tiemi Takimura

Universidade Federal de Uberlândia

Universidade TecMário Sérgio Teinológica Federal xeira de Freitas do Paraná

Etienne Abdala

Universidade Federal de Uberlândia

Aracy Alves de Araújo

Universidade Federal de Uberlândia

DAY 1 - 14H00-15H30 - PARALLEL SESSIONS 1 - SESSION 2/1 - TITLE: RESEARCH 1 - ROOM: ROOM 2 - COORDINATION: MARCOS COHEN WICKED WEBS: BUSINESS PARTNER NETWORKS AND SILENCE

Valerio Vitor Bonelli

Pontifícia Univer- Sylvia Therezisidade Católica nha de Almeida do Rio de Janeiro Moraes

PONTIFICAL CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY OF RIO DE JANEIRO

ISAE- Instituto Superior de Administração e Economia do Mercosul

Pontifical Catholic University of Paraná

Matheus Narito Yoneoka

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JORGE F DA SILVA

PONTIFICAL CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY OF RIO DE JANEIRO

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Factors that affect deforestation in Mato Grosso: an analysis for the years 2001-2010. Performance of Municipalities in the Northeast of Brazil on the Millennium Development Goals and its Associations with the Human Development Index ASSESSMENT OF THE DEGREE OF OPTISM AND THE ASSIGNMENT OF RESPONSIBILITY TOWARDS THE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS (SDGs)

Letícia de Almei- Federal Universida Moreira ty of Mato Grosso UFRPE - UniverPAULO THIAGO sidade Federal NUNES BEZERRA Rural de PernamDE MELO buco

Marlise Aparecida Bassani

PONTIFÍCIA UNIVERSIDADE CATÓLICA DE SÃO PAULO

PONTIFÍCIA Debora de Mello UNIVERSIDADE e Souza CATÓLICA DE SÃO PAULO

The UTFPR Green Office as a case for Universidade Guilherme Ribeiintegrating sustainable knowledge and Tecnológica Fero de Moura practices deral do Paraná

DAY 1 - 14H00-15H30 - PARALLEL SESSIONS 1 - SESSION 3/1 - TITLE: BUSINESS 1 - ROOM: ROOM 3 - COORDINATION: LUCIANA ORANGES CEZARINO 6

How Small and medium entrepreneurs innovation in incubator program can Reginaldo Joacontribute to sustainable development quim de Souza goals

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Renovatio: a case of social entrepreneurship in Brazil

18

Theoretical contribution to the improCaroline Kruger vement of SDG Compass methodology

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THE OBJECTIVES OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT (ODS) AND INDUSTRY 4.0

Valério Vitor Bonelli

100

The effect of gender diversity programs in Brazilian companies

Alexandre Moysés Vargas Nascimento

153

INTEGRATED REPORT: AN ANALYSIS OF THE RELEVANCE IN THE BUSINESS CONTEXT AND THE IMPORTANCE OF THEIR STAKEHOLDERS.

Adriana Balardim

162

Brazilian public companies and their Luís Fernando adherence to the Law of Responsibility Albuquerque of State Enterprises

Instituto Superior de Administração e Economia

FGV - EAESP (São Larissa Marchiori Paulo School Rafael Floriani Pacheco of Business Admi- Petry nistration) University of Sao Paulo PONTIFÍCIA UNIVERSIDADE CATÓLICA DE SÃO PAULO PONTIFÍCIA UNIVERSIDADE CATÓLICA DE SÃO PAULO PONTIFÍCIA UNIVERSIDADE CATÓLICA DE SÃO PAULO PONTIFÍCIA UNIVERSIDADE CATÓLICA DE SÃO PAULO

Marina Toledo de Arruda Lourenção

University of Sao Paulo

University of Sao Paulo

PONTIFÍCIA Neusa Maria BasUNIVERSIDADE tos Fernandes CATÓLICA DE dos Santos SÃO PAULO PONTIFÍCIA Neusa Maria BasUNIVERSIDADE tos Fernandes CATÓLICA DE dos Santos SÃO PAULO PONTIFÍCIA Neusa Maria BasUNIVERSIDADE tos Fernandes CATÓLICA DE dos Santos SÃO PAULO

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Alessandro Rodrigues Goulart

University of Sao Paulo

FGV - EAESP (São Larissa Marchiori Paulo School of Pacheco Business Administration) PONTIFÍCIA Antonio Robles UNIVERSIDADE Junior CATÓLICA DE SÃO PAULO

José Carlos Marion

PONTIFÍCIA UNIVERSIDADE CATÓLICA DE SÃO PAULO

Lara Bartocci Liboni

University of Sao Paulo

Marlon Fernandes Rodrigues Alves

University of Sao Paulo

Renan Riedel

PONTIFÍCIA UNIVERSIDADE CATÓLICA DE SÃO PAULO

DAY 1 - 14H00-15H30 - PARALLEL SESSIONS 1 - SESSION 4/1 - TITLE: GOVERNMENT 1 - ROOM: ROOM 4 - COORDINATION: LUCIANA AGUIAR 87

URBAN ENVIRONMENTAL PANORAMA

Universidade Jessica Wludarski Tecnológica Federal do Paraná

97

Sustainable Public Procurement: The Socio Environmental Stamp use in a campus of the University of São Paulo

Luciana Romano University of Sao Morilas Paulo

146

THE IMPACT OF THE BRAZILIAN MONETARY POLICY ON THE EBITDA OF THE COMPANIES AND THEIR CONSEQUENT Luis Gustavo INFLUENCE ON THE INVESTMENT OF Dias da Silva THESE COMPANIES TO IMPLY SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS

160

Integrated Public Policies: an analysis between sanitation and health in the State of Minas Gerais, Brazil.

164

Unsuccessful public procurement: why Flavio Pinheiro so many electronic bidding does fail? Martins

University of Sao Paulo

168

What's matter in a complex accountability system? a case of Brazilian public higher education institutions

FGV - EAESP (São Paulo School of Business Administration)

PONTIFÍCIA UNIVERSIDADE CATÓLICA DE SÃO PAULO

Universidade Tatiane Andrade Federal de UberPereira lândia

Mônica Herek

Flavio Pinheiro Martins

University of Sao Paulo

Neusa Maria Bastos Fernandes dos Santos

José Eduardo Ferreira Lopes

Antonio Benedito Silva Oliveira

PONTIFÍCIA UNIVERSIDADE CATÓLICA DE SÃO PAULO

Igor Polezi Munhoz

PONTIFÍCIA UNIVERSIDADE CATÓLICA DE SÃO PAULO

Universidade Federal de Uberlândia

Luciana Romano University of Sao Morilas Paulo

DAY 1 - 14H00-15H30 - PARALLEL SESSIONS 1 - SESSION 5/1 - TITLE: SOCIETY 1 - ROOM: CONVENTION ROOM - COORDINATION: LUTZ E. SCHLANGE

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DEVELOPING A BIOLOGICAL FILTER (BioFiTCh) FROM COCONUT WASTE AND TREE PRUNING AS AN BIOLOGICAL STAGE OF THE LEACHATE TREATMENT

Elaine Cristina de Andrade

SENAI PARANÁ

33

Human Development and Sustainability

ELIZABETH BORELLI

PONTIFÍCIA UNIVERSIDADE CATÓLICA DE SÃO PAULO

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Non-state actors and the diffusion of the Agenda 2030 in Brazil: an interpretive research on the local sense-making of and social engagement with global norms The organizing in CCO perspective: why is this process view so important for Organization Studies and Sustainability? SDG Portal: A practical solution to monitor the progress of the Sustainable Development Goals in states and municipalities of Brazil.

PONTIFÍCIA Aurélio Sbizzarro UNIVERSIDADE Neto CATÓLICA DE SÃO PAULO

Eduardo Goncal- University of ves Gresse Hamburg

Érik Álvaro Fernandes

Universidade Estadual de Londrina

DIVA IRENE DA PAZ VIEIRA

Serviço Social da Indústria - SESI Isabela Drago PR

Marlene Marchiori

Universidade Estadual de Londrina Serviço Social da Indústria - SESI PR

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PONTIFÍCIA Neusa Maria BasUNIVERSIDADE tos Fernandes CATÓLICA DE dos Santos SÃO PAULO

69

Association of Organic Farming Development (ADAO): Management Strategies and Governance Towards Economic, Social and Environmental Sustainability.

107

Proposal of a sustainable technological Ananda Silva solution aiming responsible energy Singh consumption

Universidade Felipe Alexandre de Fortaleza de Lima (Unifor) UNIVERSIDADE FEDERAL DO PARANÁ - UFPR

Daiane Mulling Neutzling

Universidade de Anna Land Fortaleza (Unifor)

University of Wisconsin-Whitewater

Thalita Orsiolli

UNIVERSIDADE FEDERAL DO PARANÁ - UFPR

UNIVERSIDADE FEDERAL DO PARANÁ - UFPR

Andréa Paula Segatto

Cora Soares Souza

UNIVERSIDADE FEDERAL DO PARANÁ - UFPR

Felipe Matos

UNIVERSIDADE FEDERAL DO PARANÁ - UFPR

DAY 1 - 14H00-15H30 - PARALLEL SESSIONS 1 - SESSION 6/1 - TITLE: EDUCATION 2 - ROOM: CAIO AMARAL ROOM - COORDINATION: CONSUELO DE LA TORRE PRISCILA BORIN DE OLIVEIRA CLARO

Insper Instituto de Ensino e Pesquisa

Insper Instituto Ana Carolina de Ensino e Ciaravolo Caldas Pesquisa

23

The Institutionalization of Environmental Management Education in São Paulo

38

Does classic literature increase the moral intensity? An experience of Erica Rolim business ethics education among MBA students.

ISE Business School

46

EDUCATION FOR SUSTAINABILITY: ANALYSIS OF PARANÁ HIGHER EDUCATION

Universidade Estadual de Londrina

62

The role of business administration schools in the formation of sustainable Priscila da Paz leaders ? Evidence from the state of Vieira Paraná

Serviço Social da Ana Cláudia Serviço Social da Indústria - SESI Olegario da Silva Indústria - SESI PR PR

65

Facilitating shared understanding of business responsibility

Pauliina Ulkuniemi

Oulu Business School, University of Oulu

Anne Keränen

Oulu Business School, University Jan Hermes of Oulu

Oulu Business School, University of Oulu

173

A Basic Content Proposal on Sustainability for Management Undergraduate Courses

Flavio Hourneaux Junior

University of Sao Paulo

Barbara Galleli

University of Sao Paulo

University of Sao Paulo

177

Management Schools, in a quest to educate cosmopolitan, SDG oriented managers

Sergio A. Castrillón Orrego

EAFIT

Thais Accioly Baccaro

Jaqueline Aparecida Raminelli

Universidade Estadual de Londrina

Rodrigo Libanez Melan

Laura Martini Zellmeister

Universidade Estadual de Londrina

Carolina Brinholi

University of Sao Paulo

Isak Krugllianskas

University of Sao Paulo

DAY 2 - 8H00-9H30 - PARALLEL SESSIONS 2 - SESSION 1/2 - TITLE: EDUCATION 3 - ROOM: ROOM 1 - COORDINATION: GUSTAVO FERNANDES 64

Institutions of higher education as contributors in understanding the SDGs DIVA IRENE DA and their application in educational PAZ VIEIRA activities.

70

Learning to learn collaboratively: the L udics and the Digital

Emerson Aparecido Mouco Junior

Serviço Social da Indústria - SESI Isabela Drago PR FATEC Jales

Gustavo Henrique de Marqui

Serviço Social da Priscila da Paz Indústria - SESI PR Vieira

Serviço Social da Yara Prates Indústria - SESI PR Kenappe

FATEC Jales

FATEC Jales

16

Elen Dias

Mariele Cogo Pessoa de Carvalho

Serviço Social da Indústria - SESI PR

FATEC Jales

Juliano Cesar dos Santos Braz

FATEC Jales

75

77

131

One field and different logics: the institutionalization of sustainability issues in the curriculum of three Brazilian post-graduation programs (stricto sensu) in Administration INSTITUTIONAL LOGIC AND SUSTAINABILITY: ANALYSIS OF THE ADMINISTRATION DEPARTMENT OF AN HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTION LOCATED IN THE STATE OF PARANÁ ? BRAZIL OFFICES OF LEARNING, PARTNERSHIPS AND SOCIAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL INTERVENTION: A POSSIBILITY TO ADDRESS SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS IN MIDDLE SCHOOL.

Carlos Eduardo de Lima

UNIVERSIDADE NORTE DO PARANÁ

Saulo Fabiano Amâncio-Vieira

Universidade Estadual de Londrina

Marissa Yanara de Godoy Lima

Universidade Estadual de Londrina

Saulo Fabiano Amâncio-Vieira

Universidade Estadual de Londrina

Evandro Antonio Serviço Social da Cristiane de Corrêa Indústria - Sesi Andrade Hazt

Serviço Social da Indústria - Sesi

University of Sao Paulo

145

ANALYSIS OF SUSTAINABLE ENGAGEMENT LEVEL OF STARTUPS IN A BRAZILIAN INCUBATOR

Ademar Alves Vi- University of Sao larinho Sobrinho Paulo

188

Processes in Sustainability Learning: Case Study

Farley Simon Nobre

Lara Bartocci Liboni

Pedro Paulo de Souza Conte

Universidade Estadual de Londrina

Raquel Maia Car- Serviço Social da neiro Martinelli Indústria - Sesi

Mateus Melo Lempek

Serviço Social da Indústria - Sesi

UNIVERSIDADE FEDERAL DO PARANÁ - UFPR - UNIVERSITY OF BIRMINGHAM

DAY 2 - 8H00-9H30 - PARALLEL SESSIONS 2 - SESSION 2/2 - TITLE: RESEARCH 2 - ROOM: ROOM 2- COORDINATION: MARCOS COHEN Priscila Zanon

Tuiuti University of Paraná

98

The BRT revolution

127

THE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS AS ARTICULATORS IN THE Jean Moller TEACHING-LEARNING PROCESS AND IN THE SCIENTIFIC INITIATION

Colégio Sesi Paraná

140

The optimization perspective of the sustainability problem

Paulo Cezar Vitorio Junior

Universidade de Passo Fundo

142

Sustainability indicators applied to neighbourhood scale

Gleici Perola de Oliveira dos Santos

Instituto PolitécArtur Gonçalves nico de Bragança

Universidade TecInstituto Politéc- Maristela Moresnológica Federal nico de Bragança co Mezzomo do Paraná

147

Multivariate Data Analysis Applied to Bibliometrics: an Example of Application in Environmental Training Literature Review

Omar S Donaires

University of Sao Paulo

Evandro Marcos Saidel Ribeiro

University of Sao Paulo

167

DEVELOPMENT OF ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY IN BUSINESS WITH SOCIAL IMPACT

Franklin Menezes da Silva

Universidade Nove Julho

Priscila Rezende da Costa

Universidade Nove de Julho

176

The localization of the millenium development goals at barro alto - Go; An Paulo Ricardo approach from the theory of organized Loiola Teixeira sociology theory

Moacir Kripka

Universidade de Passo Fundo

FGV - EAESP (São Paulo School of Business Administration)

17

Lara Bartocci Liboni

University of Sao Paulo

Daniela de Paula Serviço Social da Farias Indústria - Sesi

DAY 2 - 8H00-9H30 - PARALLEL SESSIONS 2 - SESSION 3/2 - TITLE: BUSINESS 2 - ROOM: ROOM 3 - COORDINATION: DIVA DA PAZ 5

How Much Of Sustainability There Is On The Top Management Team? Evidence Of The Energy Sector

Nayele Macini

University of Sao Ana Claudia Paulo Bansi

Marlon FernanUniversity of Sao des Rodrigues Paulo Alves

University of Sao Fernando César Paulo Almada Santos

University of Sao Paulo

11

THE UNIVERSITIES AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT: PROPOSAL FOR THE ADVANCE OF SUSTAINABILITY BY UTILIZING AN EVALUATION INSTRUMENT IN BRAZIL

HELOISA CRONEMBERGER DE ARAUJO GOES

Fundação Oswaldo Cruz Fiocruz

25

MOTIVATIONS AND BARRIERS ON REVERSE LOGISTICS SOLID WASTE DEVELOPMENT PRACTICES

Cassiano Finkler

Universidade de Fábio Eberhardt Caxias do Sul Teixeira

Universidade de Caxias do Sul

Luana Folchini da Costa

Universidade de Caxias do Sul

Paula Patricia Ganzer

Universidade de Caxias do Sul

Cassiane Chais

Universidade de Adrieli Alves Caxias do Sul Pereira Radaelli

Universidade de Caxias do Sul

Eric Charles Henri Dorion

Universidade de Caxias do Sul

Pelayo Munhoz Olea

Universidade de Caxias do Sul

53

FINANCIAL COOPERATIVE: PRACTICES SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

Laylla Pereira de Toledo

Universidade Catolica de Brasília

76

Biotechnology-based Technology Companies and their Relational Capabilities

Priscila Rezende da Costa

Universidade Nove de Julho

João Marcos Universidade Silva de Almeida Nove de Julho

78

Alignment of organizational competencies with the dimensions of the Triple Bottom Line

Marco Antonio Batista da Silva

Universidade Nove de Julho

Priscila Rezende da Costa

143

Practices for sustainable development in small and medium enterprises in Brazil

Ronaldo de Oliveira Santos Jhunior

UNIVERSIDADE FEDERAL DO PARANÁ - UFPR

UNIVERSIDADE Nágila Giovanna FEDERAL DO Silva Vilela PARANÁ - UFPR

Universidade Nove de Julho

DAY 2 - 8H00-9H30 - PARALLEL SESSIONS 2 - SESSION 4/2 - TITLE: BUSINESS 3 - ROOM: ROOM 4 - COORDINATION: MARIANA FREGONESI 19

Eco labeling and Brand equity: systematic review and a future agenda for the theme

University of Sao Paulo

Nayele Macini

University of Sao Paulo

Janaina de Moura Engracia Giraldi

University of Sao Paulo

106

Ozires Silva Award: Integrating innova- Norman de Paution with sustainability la Arruda Filho

ISAE-FGV

Maíra Oliveira Ruggi

ISAE-FGV

Barbara Beuter

ISAE-FGV

114

Commercialization Flows of products to Wind energy production using Dynamic Social Network Analysis (DSNA).

Fernanda Gisele Basso

University of Sao Paulo

Geciane Silveira Porto

University of Sao Paulo

132

Who cares for value added statements (VAS)? A systematic literature review focused on usefulness

Mariana S. F. Amaral Fregonesi

University of Sao Paulo

Rosana C. M. Grillo Gonçalves

University of Sao Paulo

148

Entrepreneurial actions towards social inclusion, sustainable production and innovation: a case study

Thalita Orsiolli

UNIVERSIDADE FEDERAL DO PARANÁ - UFPR

Ananda Silva Singh

UNIVERSIDADE FEDERAL DO PARANÁ - UFPR

Andréa Paula Segatto

UNIVERSIDADE FEDERAL DO PARANÁ - UFPR

Adriana Pennabel

18

166

Green Innovation Performance, Ambidexterity and Absorptive Capacity

Marlon Fernandes Rodrigues Alves

University of Sao Paulo

NELSON OLIVEIRA STEFANELLI

University of Sao Paulo

FGV - EAESP (São Larissa Marchiori Paulo School of Pacheco Business Administration)

Amanda Fernan- Federal University Simone Vascondes Rodrigues of Triangulo Mi- celos Ribeiro Alves neiro - UFTM Galina

University of Sao Paulo

DAY 2 - 8H00-9H30 - PARALLEL SESSIONS 2 - SESSION 5/2 - TITLE: GOVERNMENT 2 - ROOM: CONVENTION ROOM - COORDINATION: CLAUDIO BOECHAT 85

Articulation of the State and university Perla Calil Ponin the implementation of a public poligeluppe Wadhy cy of solid urban waste: a contribution Rebehy to the SDG

University of Sao Paulo

122

Tariff policy as a tool for the universalization of sanitation

University of Sao Paulo

136

Jobs in Brazil: Analysis of the situation Khalil Gibran of the Brazilian states based on the Martins Zeraik objectives of Sustainable Development Abdalla of the UNO

Pontifícia UniverAline Alvares sidade Católica Melo do Paraná

Pontifícia Universidade Católica Ubiratã Tortato do Paraná

141

The 17 Objectives of Sustainable DeveTadeu Luciano lopment in the Public Management of Seco Saravalli the Municipality of Birigui/SP

Instituição Toledo de Ensino de Bauru

Áurea Esteves Serra

Instituição Toledo Instituição Toledo Juliano Salomão Cristiano Salde Ensino de de Ensino de Guimarães meirão Bauru Bauru

UNIESP-Birigui

150

Transparency and effectiveness of oversight institutions of subnational governments: lessons from Brazil.

Gustavo Andrey de Almeida Lopes Fernandes

Fundação Getúlio Vargas – EAESP

Gabriela de Brelàz

Universidade Federal de São Paulo

Ivan Filipe Marco Antonio Fundação Getúlio Almeida Lopes Carvalho Teixeira Vargas – EAESP Fernandes

Universidade Federal do ABC

157

The social efficiency of the Bolsa Família Program and the Sustainable Millennium Goals in Brazil

Jessica Suárez Campoli

University of Sao Paulo

Diogo Ferraz

University of Sao Paulo

Daisy Aparecida do Nascimento Rebelatto

165

World frontiers and public policy: a systematic review and a future agenda toward a Sustainable Development

Caroline Kruger

University of Sao Paulo

Marina Kolland Dantas

University of Sao Paulo

FGV - EAESP (São Larissa Marchiori Paulo School of Pacheco Business Administration)

Guilherme Barbosa Checco

André Lucirton Costa

University of Sao Paulo

Carlos Alberto G B Campello

University of Sao Paulo

Samanta Pineda

University of Sao Paulo

Camila Chaves Sant'Anna

University of Sao Paulo

Janaína Gabrielle Pontifícia UniverPontifícia UniverMoreira Campos sidade Católica sidade Católica da Cunha Amado Paraná do Paraná rante ESPM - Escola Leonardo Correa Superior de de Souza Lima Propaganda e Marketing

University of Sao Paulo Cláudia Souza Passador

University of Sao Paulo

DAY 2 - 8H00-9H30 - PARALLEL SESSIONS 2 - SESSION 6/2 - TITLE: WORKSHOPS 1 - ROOM: CAIO AMARAL ROOM - COORDINATION: ADRIANA CALDANA 42

Theme: Mindfulness, Theory U and Creativity: "How to educate socio-environmentally responsible leaders committed to 2030 Agenda?"

Marcelo Silveira Borges de Oliveira

University of Sao Paulo

Daniel Bellissimo

University of Sao Paulo

DAY 2 - 10H30-11H00 - POSTER SESSIONS - POSTER SESSION 2 - TITLE: SEVERAL TRACKS - ROOM: ATRIUM - COORDINATION: ADRIANA CALDANA & FLAVIO HOURNEAUX JUNIOR 10

Collaborative learning through an extension program: Building sustainable knowledge and challenges for undergraduate students

Tania Corredato Periotto

UNICESUMAR - Centro de Ensino Superior de Maringá

19

30

Assessment of soil erosion risk using GIS

Universidade Matheus Gabriel Tecnológica FeAcorsi deral do Paraná

43

Sustainability in the Energy Sector: Scientific and technological mapping of magnesium batteries

Igor Polezi Munhoz

54

Luiza Nascimento Dias Torres

Universidade Tecisac newton ronológica Federal drigues moreira do Paraná

PONTIFÍCIA UNIVERSIDADE CATÓLICA DE SÃO PAULO

Alessandra Cristina Santos Akkari

PONTIFÍCIA UNIVERSIDADE CATÓLICA DE SÃO PAULO

THE PRATICAL CASE OF SDGs CONTEXT APPLIED TO RESEARCH FOR BIO-SENWelder Siena SOR DEVELOPMENT.

Senai Technology College

Danilo Fernandes Gomes

Senai Technology Elaine Cristina College de Andrade

SENAI PARANÁ

71

JELIN (Play Educational Game with Natural Interaction)

Luis Carlos Hoinski Junior

Serviço Social da Flávia Bueno Indústria - Sesi Baraldi

Serviço Social da Indústria - Sesi

SENAI PARANÁ

91

Sustainability education in higher education: reflections from Curitiba specialization courses

Fernanda Frankenberger Silva

Pontifícia UniverDaniel Ferreira sidade Católica dos Santos do Paraná

Pontifícia Universidade Católica Ubiratã Tortato do Paraná

Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Paraná

95

103

Gustavo CarEcological Sanitation as a Territorialivalhaes Xavier zed Action for Universalization of ODS6 Martins Pontual in Traditional communities Machado Entrepreneurship for social transformation: experience report of the Katianny SantaEntrepreneurial Generation Award na Gomes Estival UFMS - From Ideas to Social Business for Mato Grosso do Sul

Universidade Tec- Fabiani das nológica Federal Dores Abati do Paraná Miranda

PONTIFÍCIA Neusa Maria BasUNIVERSIDADE tos Fernandes CATÓLICA DE dos Santos SÃO PAULO

Elaine Cristina de Andrade

Elizabeth Borelli

PONTIFÍCIA UNIVERSIDADE CATÓLICA DE SÃO PAULO

Cibele Lemos Freire Viginoski

Senai Technology College

Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro Universidade Estadual de Santa Cruz

Renato de Oliveira Rosa

Universidade Federal de Mato Grosso do Sul

Solange Rodrigues Santos Corrêa

Universidade Estadual de Santa Cruz

University of Sao Paulo

Marlon Fernandes Rodrigues Alves

University of Sao Paulo

Lara Bartocci Liboni

University of Sao Paulo

Universidade Luciana Oranges Federal de UberCezarino lândia

Adriana Cristina Ferreira Caldana

University of Sao Paulo

Daisy Aparecida do Nascimento Rebelatto

Andreas Pyka

University of Sao Paulo

112

Longitudinal Study of GRI Indicators and Sustainable Human Resource Management in Brazilian Context

139

ANALYSIS OF ONE YEAR OF OPERATION Universidade Guilherme RibeiOF THE GRID CONNECTED PHOTOVOLTecnológica Fero de Moura TAIC SYSTEM OF UNICESUMAR deral do Paraná

155

FROM THE OLD REPUBLIC TO THE ENERGY EFFICIENCY OF THE NILO HOU- Gilson de Souza SING COMPLEX - CASE STUDY

Centro Universitário Curitiba - Unicuritiba

Monique Hornhardt Coimbra

Centro Universitário Curitiba - Unicuritiba

159

Economic Complexity and the Sustainable Development Goals: an analysis of efficiency through the DEA method

University of Sao Paulo

Naijela Janaina Costa Silveira

University of Sao Paulo

Herick Fernando University of Sao Moralles Paulo

Caroline Kruger

University of Sao Paulo

Federal Center for Technological Dyego de Olivei- Education "Celso Lara Bartocci ra Arruda Suckow da FonLiboni seca" - CEFET/RJ, Brazil

Pontifícia Universidade Católica Alex Villas Boas do Paraná

Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Paraná

Milena Silva de Melo

Diogo Ferraz

169

Effects of education on the prison system: a systematic literature review and agenda for future research

172

Human Rights and Interreligious DialoAline Vicentim gue: "to know, to respect and cohabit"

Universidade Tecnológica Federal do Paraná

Guilherme José University of Sao de Souza Moretti Paulo

20

University of Sao Paulo

University of Sao Paulo

186

URBAN INTERVENTION AND THE ACOLLE GROUP: POSSIBILITIES FOR SENSITI- EVERTON LUIS ZING SOCIETY WITH THE SUSTAINABLE BASTOS DEVELOPMENT GOALS

Tuiuti University of Paraná - Curitiba

DAY 2 - 14H00-15H30 - PARALLEL SESSIONS 3 - SESSION 1/3 - TITLE: WORKSHOPS 2 - ROOM: ROOM 1 - COORDINATION: FLAVIO HOURNEAUX JUNIOR

158

1 st Agroindustry’ Technology Workshop of IFPR – IFAgroTECH

Kellerman Augusto Lemes Godarth

IFPR Instituto Federal de Educação, Ciência e Tecnlogia do Paraná

IFPR Instituto Federal de EduCleber Fernando cação, Ciência Serafin e Tecnlogia do Paraná

Gutemberg Ribeiro

IFPR Instituto Federal de Educação, Ciência e Tecnlogia do Paraná

Eduardo Liquio Takao

IFPR Instituto Federal de Educação, Ciência e Tecnlogia do Paraná

Marcos Fernando Schmitt

DAY 2 - 14H00-15H30 - PARALLEL SESSIONS 3 - SESSION 2/3 - TITLE: ANTI CORRUPTION 1 - ROOM: ROOM 2 - COORDINATION: GUSTAVO FERNANDES 152

Why we don't talk about that? The lack of discussion about corruption in Brazilian universities.

Non-identified author

174

Corruption in international business: The role of Machiavellianism, on-the-job experience, and rationalization

University of Christian Hauser Applied Sciences HTW Chur

DAY 2 - 14H00-15H30 - PARALLEL SESSIONS 3 - SESSION 3/3 - TITLE: CLIMATE CHANGE 1 - ROOM: ROOM 3 - COORDINATION: CLAUDIO BOECHAT

149

SUSTAINABILITY - NEW REALITIES ANALYSIS AND COMPARISON OF CONSTRUCTIVE SYSTEMS OF CONVEN- Eduardo Sartori TIONAL MASONRY AND WOOD FRAME WITH ENEPHASE IN WASTE DISPOSAL

Centro Universitário Curitiba - Unicuritiba

Monique Hornhardt Coimbra

Centro Universitário Curitiba - Unicuritiba

161

Changing Strategy by Climate Change: Julio Cesar An Inquiry on Biggest Oil & Gas ComBorges panies Reports

University of Sao Paulo

Adriana Pennabel

University of Sao Paulo

Diogo Furlan Soriano

University of Sao Paulo

Caroline Kruger

University of Sao Paulo

DAY 2 - 14H00-15H30 - PARALLEL SESSIONS 3 - SESSION 4/3 - TITLE: GENDER 1 - ROOM: ROOM 4 - COORDINATION: ADRIANA CALDANA 163

Development through Women's Empowerment - Tools for women's advancement in business

Nárila Paola Sirino

UNIVERSIDADE FEDERAL DO PARANÁ - UFPR

UNIVERSIDADE Renata Thereza FEDERAL DO Fagundes Cunha PARANÁ - UFPR

DAY 2 - 14H00-15H30 - PARALLEL SESSIONS 3 - SESSION 5/3 - TITLE: SUSTMIND 1 - ROOM: CONVENTION ROOM - COORDINATION: ISABEL RIMANOCZY 7

SUSTAINABLE ARCHITECTURE AS A COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE OF CORPORATE SUSTAINABILITY

Delton Unglaub

University of Sao Paulo

21

IFPR Instituto Federal de Educação, Ciência e Tecnlogia do Paraná

13

Holistic Education, Transformative Learning and Sustainability Mindset in a Business School: A Case Study of a Brazilian Jesuit University

35

Universidade do Vale do Rio dos Sinos

Universidade do Janaína Pimenta Vale do Rio dos Lemos Becker Sinos

LIDERA - A SYSTEM TO SUPPORT THE Joao Luiz RisEFFICIENT SEARCH OF SUSTAINABILITY sardi IN CIVIL CONSTRUCTION

Universidade Tecnológica Federal do Paraná

Fabio Luiz Cavalin

Universidade TecEduardo Vieira nológica Federal De Goes Rocha do Paraná

Universidade TecFernando do nológica Federal Carmo Pereira do Paraná

56

Contributions of critical reflection to the development of sustainability mindset in management education

Claudine Brunnquell

Universidade Presbiteriana Mackenzie

Janette Brunstein

Universidade Presbiteriana Mackenzie

Marta Sambiase

Universidade Presbiteriana Mackenzie

108

BARRIERS TO SUSTAINABILITY

Delton Unglaub

University of Sao Paulo

Nelson Oliveira Stefanelli

University of Sao Paulo

113

Environmental Perception of Public School Coordinators in Triangulo Mineiro Region, Brazil

Lara Rúbia Borges Silva

Universidade Federal de Uberlândia

Universidade Luciana Oranges Federal de UberCezarino lândia

Camila Marques Alves Aguiar

Universidade Federal de Uberlândia

137

EMBEDDING BUSINESS AND BIODIVER- Ricardo Gomes SITY IN THE ENVIRONMENTAL AGENDA Luiz

Universidade Tecnológica Federal do Paraná

Soraia Schutel

Janaina Audino

Universidade do Vale do Rio dos Sinos Universidade Federal de São Carlos

Manuel Duarte Pinheiro

DAY 2 - 14H00-15H30 - PARALLEL SESSIONS 3 - SESSION 6/3 - TITLE: ANTI POVERTY 1 - ROOM: CAIO AMARAL ROOM - COORDINATION: AL ROSENBLOOM 104

Linked Learning Using the SDGs: Student Understanding of Poverty and Al Rosenbloom Ethics

Dominican University/ US

189

Cross-Issue Research and Teaching for Advancing the Implementation of the Andre Santiago SDGs in Business Practice and Management Education

Non-identified institution

DAY 2 - 15H30-16H00 - OFF SESSIONS - SPECIAL PRESENTATIONS - TITLE: SPECIAL 1 - ROOM: ROOM 1 - COORDINATION: ADRIANA CALDANA 134

SDGs Giant Puzzle? Education for Sustainability

Adriana Nardelli Rosi

Universidade de Santa Catarina

DAY 2 - 15H30-16H00 - OFF SESSIONS - SPECIAL PRESENTATIONS - TITLE: SPECIAL 1 - ROOM: ROOM 2 - COORDINATION: FLAVIO HOURNEAUX JUNIOR 180

Meditation Session

Cláudio Senna Venzke

Unisinos

22

Universidade de Lisboa