STAR – DEPARTAMENTUL COOPERARE INTERNAȚIONALĂ

Title	Sustainability Transformation: Research and Innovation Network for Quality Information, Better Sustainability Reporting Practices and Business Resilience
Acronym	STAR
Reference number	101179323
Implementation period	01/01/2025 – 31/12/2028
Budget	USM budget 121800.00 Euro
Partners	National University of Science and Technology Politehnica Bucharest (UNSTPB) BD Splaiul Independenței 313, Bucharest 060042, Romania PIC: 809886360 University of Ruse Angel Kanchev (UR) Studentska Street 8, Ruse 7017, Bulgaria PIC: 999842633 Moldova State University (MSU) A. Mateevici Street 60, Chișinău 2009, Moldova PIC: 996760361 Brno University of Technology (BUT) Antoninska 548/1, Brno 601 90, Czechia PIC: 999873091 Lodz University of Technology (TUL) Zeromskiego Street 116, Łódź 90-924, Poland PIC: 999886671 Institute of Innovation and Responsible Development (INNOWO) Tyniecka Street 38, Warsaw 02-621, Poland PIC: 905442427 Istanbul University (Istanbul IU) University Center Campus, Beyazit Eminonu, Istanbul 34452, Türkiye PIC: 998391222 Infor Elea (INFOR) Via Rivoira Don 24, San Secondo di Pinerolo TO 10060, Italy PIC: 955052495 Romanian Standards Association (ASRO) Mihai Eminescu Street 238, Sector 2, Bucharest 020085, Romania PIC: 956659979 European Institute of Development Studies (IEED) 28 Allée du Mail, Meudon 92360, France PIC: 986863941 BEIA GmbH (BEIA GmbH) Wiedner Hauptstrasse 65, Vienna 1040, Austria PIC: 893337118
Description	The STAR project aims to create a transnational, cross-sectoral and interdisciplinary research network; the main aim of which is to design and provide a comprehensive understanding of how cultural and contextual factors shape sustainability reporting practices, i.e. corporate disclosure of ESG risks and opportunities. Sustainability reporting is a critical component of corporate responsibility and accountability in today’s business landscape. It involves disclosing an organization’s environmental, social and governance (ESG) performance to various stakeholders, including investors, customers, employees and the public. To increase scrutiny of companies’ sustainability performance and strategy, current legislative changes approved by the EC underline the shift from voluntary to mandatory ESG disclosure as a global effort to address climate change and social inequalities, with the same frame of reference for sustainability information.
Institutional coordinator	Marian Jalencu, Associate Professor, Department of Business Administration, Faculty of Economic Sciences, Moldova State University (MSU) jalencu_marian@yahoo.com
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