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Role of Environmental Management Accounting (EMA) in Managing Rice Husks Reduction of Rice Mills Companies in Batangas

The document summarizes 3 potential research topics for a group project. Topic 1 examines the role of environmental accounting in managing rice husk reduction at rice mill companies in Batangas province. Topic 2 analyzes the implications of global e-waste on the financial performance of electronics companies and introduces the StEP initiative for sustainable e-waste management. Topic 3 focuses on improving financial planning and risk management models for non-profit organizations in Batangas to adapt to changes during the COVID-19 pandemic and other crises. If researched, each topic aims to develop an applicable framework to address the issue while ensuring economic and environmental sustainability.

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Role of Environmental Management Accounting (EMA) in Managing Rice Husks Reduction of Rice Mills Companies in Batangas

The document summarizes 3 potential research topics for a group project. Topic 1 examines the role of environmental accounting in managing rice husk reduction at rice mill companies in Batangas province. Topic 2 analyzes the implications of global e-waste on the financial performance of electronics companies and introduces the StEP initiative for sustainable e-waste management. Topic 3 focuses on improving financial planning and risk management models for non-profit organizations in Batangas to adapt to changes during the COVID-19 pandemic and other crises. If researched, each topic aims to develop an applicable framework to address the issue while ensuring economic and environmental sustainability.

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Accres 1 – Group 8 (Sherilyn Bunag, Aila Lit, Dianne Sarmiento)

Topic Topic / Title Target Target SIF Short Discussion of Topic


No. Description SDG Rationale (Reasons/objectives in
choosing the topic)

1
Role of accounting in SDG 8,  New "The most common agricultural
agricultural wastes SDG 9 Practices wastes in the Philippines are rice
reduction in Batangas & SDG and husk, rice straw, coconut husk,
12 Processes coconut shell, and bagasse. "
"Rice is the staple food in the
Philippines. The Filipinos are
“Role of among the world’s biggest rice
Environmental consumers. The average Filipino
Management consumes about 100 kilograms per
Accounting (EMA) in year of rice.” (BioEnergy Consult,
Managing Rice Husks 2020)   
Reduction of Rice
Mills Companies in Through this research, the
Batangas” applicability of Environmental
Management Accounting (EMA) in
rice mill companies will be
investigated with regard to its
effectiveness to address the
aforementioned issue.  

(See Figures 1.1 and 1.2)

At the completion of this research,


a framework would be formulated
with respect to EMA that would
provide specific guidelines and
procedures that would address the
issues while ensuring profitability
and economic growth and
sustainability. 

2
Implications of the SDG 12 New What is e-waste? According to
globalization of e-waste Practices Step (2014), it stands for electronic
in the financial and waste where the term is used to
performance of Processes cover items of any types of
companies  electrical and electronic equipment
that have been discarded as waste
“Implications of the without the intention to re-use.
Globalization of E- Hence, managing this waste has
waste in the Financial become one of the challenges to
Performance of every country. According to Balde,
Wang, Kuehr, and Huisman
Electronics and (2015), around 41.8m metric tons
Mobile of e-waste were generated globally
Communications and only 15.5 percent was formally
Companies” treated.

Through this research, Solving the


E-Waste Problem (StEP) initiative
is introduced into the company’s
value chain to address the issue of
e-waste without adversely affecting
their financial performance.

(See Figures 2.1, 2.2, 2.3, 2.4 and


2.5)

At the completion of this research,


the StEP initiative would be used
to produce a recycling system to
make adjustments to the value
chain of the companies so as to
integrate the need to address the
issue on their end as part of their
business activities and operations. 

3
Contributions of New There is a noticeable rise in the
financial planning and SDG 9  Practices number of annihilative crises all
risk management in and over the world: from natural
non-profit organizations Processes disasters to disease eruptions. The
in the midst of the new rise of COVID-19 has stirred the
normal survivability of non-profit
organizations in order to meet the
“Financial Risk needs of their stakeholders. 
Management for the
Sustainability of Non- Through this research, the
Profit Organizations Enterprise Effectiveness and
in Batangas Amidst Sustainability Model during
the Covid-19 Pandemic would be further
Pandemic” improved to form an applicable
framework for non-profit
organizations for them to be able
to adapt to the changes during the
time of a pandemic and other
crises. 

(See Figure 3)

At the completion of this research,


a framework furnished with well-
designed plans to manage
operations with maximum
efficiency adjusted to the demands
of the new normal. 

Figure 1.1:
Figure 1.2
Figure 2.1

Figure 2.2
Figure 2.3

Figure 2.4
Figure 2.5

Figure 3

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