This document provides guidelines and a rubric for a group project linking the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to concepts in Managerial Economics and Finance. It outlines three key assessment areas: focusing on linkages between the SDGs and course concepts (20 marks), an oral presentation (5 marks), and an individual summary (5 marks). A table lists the 17 SDGs and provides space to define each goal, objective, and relevance to Islamic Finance. The guidelines specify choosing a business, using various analytical techniques, considering sustainability factors, and tracing the transformation of inputs to outputs and outcomes. Students will be evaluated on demonstrating understanding, exploring pathways between the SDGs and course topics, applying appropriate theories, and the
This document provides guidelines and a rubric for a group project linking the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to concepts in Managerial Economics and Finance. It outlines three key assessment areas: focusing on linkages between the SDGs and course concepts (20 marks), an oral presentation (5 marks), and an individual summary (5 marks). A table lists the 17 SDGs and provides space to define each goal, objective, and relevance to Islamic Finance. The guidelines specify choosing a business, using various analytical techniques, considering sustainability factors, and tracing the transformation of inputs to outputs and outcomes. Students will be evaluated on demonstrating understanding, exploring pathways between the SDGs and course topics, applying appropriate theories, and the
This document provides guidelines and a rubric for a group project linking the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to concepts in Managerial Economics and Finance. It outlines three key assessment areas: focusing on linkages between the SDGs and course concepts (20 marks), an oral presentation (5 marks), and an individual summary (5 marks). A table lists the 17 SDGs and provides space to define each goal, objective, and relevance to Islamic Finance. The guidelines specify choosing a business, using various analytical techniques, considering sustainability factors, and tracing the transformation of inputs to outputs and outcomes. Students will be evaluated on demonstrating understanding, exploring pathways between the SDGs and course topics, applying appropriate theories, and the
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Guidelines – Project Work
S. No Details Techniques/Approaches/ Measures 1. Selection of a Business Scenario Analysis Sensitivity Analysis 2. Availability of Data (Costs and Financial – 5 Years); Hypothetical data Long-run & Short-run perspective 3. Aims and Objectives Break even analysis (Value-volume) 4. Relevance of Green Finance, Green Technology and so on Economic Value Addition 5. Cutting edge technologies Market Value Addition 6. Transition of Input to Output (Process-Phase) and final Phase
Linkages between SDGs and Managerial Economics and Finance
SDGs Definition Objective Relevance to
Islamic Finance 1. Poverty 2. Hunger 3. Good Health 4. Quality Education 5. Gender Equality 6. Clean Water 7. Clean Energy 8. Decent work and Economic Growth 9. Industry Innovation & Infrastructure 10. Reduce Inequalities 11. Sustainable Cities 12. Responsible Consumption and Production 13. Climate Action 14. Life below water 15. Life on land 16. Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions 17. Partnership for the Goals
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