Environmental attitude and ecological behavior: the key of climate change to win the sustainable development challenge
Copyright policy )Environmental attitude and ecological behavior: the key of climate change to win the sustainable development challenge
In this article, we are shining lights on the ecological transition, as a switch from a societal model that prioritizes economic growth towards a model that supports environmental sustainability as well economic prosperity at the same time. We will develop, in an approach foresight, which highlights all the dimensions influencing the role of each individual with respect to his behavior and ecological responsibility. This paper will also identify the determinants of consumer’s ecological behavior in the Moroccan context. It aims to describe a consumer's ecological behavior by taking a responsible decision that guarantees its social responsibility. The innovative benefit of our perception is to integrate the ecological aspect into the dimensions chosen in order to define and further explain a responsible ecological behavior.
Futures studies, Artificial intelligence, Economics, Social Sciences, Social psychology, Ecological psychology, Context (archaeology), Sustainable development, Climate change, Psychology, GE1-350, Environmental resource management, Marketing, Factors Influencing Pro-environmental Behavior, Ecology, Geography, FOS: Psychology, Economics, Econometrics and Finance, Environmental Attitudes, Sustainability, Archaeology, Physical Sciences, Economics and Econometrics, Discrete Choice Models in Economics and Health Care, Business, Management and Accounting, Sustainable Behavior, Drivers and Impacts of Green Consumer Behavior, Management, Monitoring, Policy and Law, FOS: Economics and business, Prosperity, Biology, Order (exchange), Economic growth, Computer science, Environmental sciences, Pro-environmental Behavior, Environmental Education, FOS: Biological sciences, Environmental Science, Perception, Green Consumption, Finance, Neuroscience
Futures studies, Artificial intelligence, Economics, Social Sciences, Social psychology, Ecological psychology, Context (archaeology), Sustainable development, Climate change, Psychology, GE1-350, Environmental resource management, Marketing, Factors Influencing Pro-environmental Behavior, Ecology, Geography, FOS: Psychology, Economics, Econometrics and Finance, Environmental Attitudes, Sustainability, Archaeology, Physical Sciences, Economics and Econometrics, Discrete Choice Models in Economics and Health Care, Business, Management and Accounting, Sustainable Behavior, Drivers and Impacts of Green Consumer Behavior, Management, Monitoring, Policy and Law, FOS: Economics and business, Prosperity, Biology, Order (exchange), Economic growth, Computer science, Environmental sciences, Pro-environmental Behavior, Environmental Education, FOS: Biological sciences, Environmental Science, Perception, Green Consumption, Finance, Neuroscience
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