The Experience of Stakeholders in the Implementation of Sustainability Policies in Industrial Areas
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The discourse on the difference in stakeholder understanding of the implementation of environmental sustainability policies in industrial estates is interesting to study. Environmental sustainability policies are crucial for achieving long-term ecological balance, especially in industrial zones where economic growth often conflicts with environmental preservation. Despite existing regulations, the implementation of these policies remains inconsistent, with little focus on the subjective experiences of stakeholders involved. A gap exists in understanding how stakeholders perceive and experience the implementation of sustainability policies in industrial contexts, particularly in terms of their challenges and opportunities. This study employs a phenomenological approach to explore the lived experiences of key stakeholders in industrial zones, aiming to address this gap. Through in-depth interviews and thematic analysis, we found that stakeholders—managers, community representatives, and government officials—face significant barriers, including economic pressures, lack of coordination, and conflicting priorities between profitability and sustainability. the findings of stakeholders on environmental sustainability in industrial zones experience significant obstacles to economic pressure, lack of coordination, and priorities
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