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How is energy poverty linked with citizen perceptions of financial support for low-carbon housing?NARA Subscribed
Housing affordability and climate sustainability are increasingly interlinked in Europe, as housing costs strain household budgets and the residential sector contributes significantly to greenhouse gas emissions. This study investigates Finnish public perceptions of decarbonization housing policies, particularly views on financial support for the transition to low-carbon housing. Using nationally representative survey data fro...
From Barriers to Solutions for Reclaiming Wood in Construction: a Business Ecosystem Case in FinlandNARA Subscribed
The transition to circular economy requires reconsidering how value is created and captured and what new roles for actors need to emerge to enable circular business ecosystems. In construction, wood has been found to have the greatest reuse capacity as a building material. Although the EU emphasizes increasing circularity of wood, the current reuse rate in Finland is at a marginal level. Previous research has shown that busine...
Paradoxical tensions in exploiting data to implement circular economy in the textile industryNARA Subscribed
Increasing utilization of data, enabled by digitalization, constitutes a major driver toward circular economy but is not without potential paradoxical tensions. A two-round disaggregative Delphi study and analysis of the qualitative material generated in it explored these tensions. They were found to cohere around three themes: consumer concurrence, business transparency, and technology relevance. The first theme is connected...
Innovating for Sustainability: Attributes, Motivations, and Responsibilities in the Finnish Food Packaging EcosystemNARA Subscribed
Without food packaging, the global food supply chain could not function. Packaged food products are protected in transportation and retail, reducing food waste. Packaging is also a visible feature of environmental debates, as concerns over solid waste have become a part of public discussion. Responding to both challenges requires the packaging sector to develop and adopt sustainable innovations. This study seeks to understand...
Consumer acceptance of new bio-based products plays a key role in the envisioned transition towards a forest-based bioeconomy. Multi-storey wooden buildings (MSWB) exemplify a modern, bio-based business opportunity for enacting low-carbon urban housing. However, there is limited knowledge about the differing perceptions consumers hold regarding wood as an urban building material. To fill this gap, this study explores Finnish s...
Assessing the Relative Importance of Tangible and Intangible Resources: Empirical Results from the Forest IndustryNARA Subscribed
The importance of a diverse resource base to competitiveness of firms has been emphasized in resource-based view (RBV) literature and empirical studies done on various industries. Despite this emphasis, resource assessment methodologies within the RBV framework have been seldom approached, and the relative importance of different resources for business operations is not well understood. The data of the study were collected amo...
Short-Term Forecasting Models for the Finnish Forest Sector: Lumber Exports and Sawlog DemandNARA Subscribed
Due to liberalization of capital and currency markets, globalization of the forest industry, and developments in information technology and logistics, the world's forest product markets have become more interrelated, and they react ever more quickly to changes in macroeconomic conditions. Thus, short-term analysis and forecasting of forest product markets have also become more important. This article explains the framework for...
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