The Effect of Organizational Change and Development Management on Sustainable Development

Year 2023, Volume: 5 Issue: 1, 65 - 72, 30.06.2023

Tawfik Faraj Suliman Alwetwat

Abstract

This article aims to investigate the impact of corporate change and development management on sustainable development within companies. By Deciphering the interaction between corporate transformation processes and sustainable development goals, the study aims to identify the best practices and strategies that can help achieve long-term success. In this process, it aims to identify the best practices and strategies that can help businesses while maintaining their economic, social and environmental sustainability commitments.

Keywords

Organizational Change, Development Management, Sustainable Development

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