Environmental Management and the Impact of Regulation in Bulgaria

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Keywords
environmental management, Environmental guidance documents, case studies, and benchmarking studies in Bulgaria, National schemes for environmental management, eco-audit, eco-account, full cost accounting, benefit/effect, return the cost of services in the water sector

Summary
In placing increased emphasis on good environmental management, the Bulgaria government began providing resources on environmental management, such as guidance documents, case studies, and benchmarking studies. It also motivates businesses to understand the full spectrum of environmental costs and incorporate these costs into decision-making. Some of the difficulties are non-uniform definitions and non-uniform executions, and lack of comparable information. The report discusses the needs for good quality information to be available to both managers and society before further advances can be made.

JEL: M41, M42, Q56
Pages: 34
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