NEW APPROACHES IN HRM

42 agriculture.” These new methods of production promise to grow food and raise cattle while sequestering enormous quantities of carbon, which makes the soil richer and helps tackle climate change. Regenerative agriculture was a key topic at the annual meeting of the National Farmers Union which I spoke at in March. And big food buyers are looking seriously at this as well: Da none’s CEO, Emmanuel Faber, speaking at the UN, said that „ he food system we’ve built over the last century is a dead end for the future .” It’s early days, but watch this space. Source: https://hbr.org/2019/12/the-top-sustainability-stories-of-2019 As Yua et al (2019) noted a considerable number of theoretical papers have identified additional HRM practices that might support the implementation of environmental initiatives, including recruiting, performance evaluation, pay/reward systems, employee empowerment/engagement, and organizational learning, however, frameworks that integrate a more comprehensive set of GHRM practices with green supply chain management still lack an overarching theory and empirical validation. Concluding Remarks Development of the green economy at the enterprise level should be based on strategic international and national documents, good practice of countries with longer experience, fundamental economic analysis of current trends, assessment risks, and the application of integrated policies and instruments for their implementation. This approach is necessary to adapt to the specific circumstances of an enterprise, by adopting adequate strategies and plans, as well as transformational practices. Individuals, organizational and business leaders, policymakers, and other stakeholders need new skills and tools to better understand and address green economy challenges and turn them into competitive long-term advantages. Recommendations and actions to be taken are as follows: · Individuals There are many innovative ideas and start-ups in place but what many of them are lacking is good financial funding: The EU offers many possibilities for the support of innovative ideas but funding is only available for the top 5% of them: It is not about the