TD stands for
transorganizational development (press
here for TD Gameboard).
Green accounting is a transorganizational praxis to improve collective
environmental stakeholder performance, audit life cycle costs, and develop
managerial accounting practices to trace and report green revenues and
costs in financial reports to investors, consumers, suppliers, employees
and communities. Green
Accounting SITES
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The Diplomado Green Accounting Certificate Graduation Photo
Please Contact David or Grace Ann for info on Green Accounting and Environmental Management Seminars
Green Accounting traces the internalized and externalized costs and revenues of "cleaner" capital-investment technologies, develops "greener" multi-organization supply chains, distribution options, implements decomposable products for recycling, and informs collective stakeholder decisions related to product and service pricing, performance, and long term social and ecological costs.
The goal of green accounting is to increase the amount of relevant ecological knowledge that is made available to those stakeholders who need or can use it.
After you have studied the Green Accounting
Gameboard, take the quiz (press
here).
You can also take the GREEN Pledge (press
here)
Note: For our Mexician accounting students, if you would like these pages translated into Spanish or any other language, please (press here).
Para nuestros estudiantes de las estadísticas de Mexician, a si usted quisiera estas paginaciones traducidas español o cualquier otro lenguaje, por favor (prensa aquí).
If you have comments or suggestions, email Professor David Boje at dboje@nmsu.edu
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