Venancio (Ven) Tauringana is Head of Department of Accounting and Professor of Accounting & Sustainability at Southampton Business School, University of Southampton. He was President of the African Accounting Association (2017-2019).Olayinka (Yinka) Moses teaches Accounting for Strategy, Performance, and Value in Wellington School of Business and Government, Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand. His research intersects accountability, and environmental sustainability.

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• Chapter 1. Environmental Sustainability and the Progress Towards Agenda 2030; Olayinka Moses and Venancio TauringanaChapter 2. Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs): Assessment of Implementation Progress in Brics And Mint; Olayinka Moses, Imaobong Judith Nnam, Joshua Damilare Olaniyan, and ATM TariquzzamanChapter 3. Multi-Stakeholder Participation for Achieving Sustainable Development Goals: A Systems Thinking Approach; Arun EliasChapter 4. Modern Slavery Risk Disclosures in Business Operations and Supply Chains; Shakoor Ahmed, Larelle (Ellie) Chapple, Katherine Christ, and Sarah OsborneChapter 5. Actualising Agenda 2030 through Sustainability Accounting: Evidence from the Nigerian Manufacturing Sector; Babajide Oyewo, Vincent Tawiah, and Abdulrasheed ZakariChapter 6. Examining Disclosure of Contribution Towards SDG-6 and its Motivation among Nigeria’s Premium Board Companies; Innocent Iweka OkwuosaChapter 7. Corporate Environmental Reporting in Sub-Saharan Africa: A Literature Review and Suggestions for Further Research; Mumbi Maria Wachira and David Mutua Mathuva

Venancio (Ven) Tauringana is Head of Department of Accounting and Professor of Accounting & Sustainability at Southampton Business School, University of Southampton. He was President of the African Accounting Association (2017-2019).Olayinka (Yinka) Moses teaches Accounting for Strategy, Performance, and Value in Wellington School of Business and Government, Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand. His research intersects accountability, and environmental sustainability.

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• Chapter 1. Environmental Sustainability and the Progress Towards Agenda 2030; Olayinka Moses and Venancio TauringanaChapter 2. Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs): Assessment of Implementation Progress in Brics And Mint; Olayinka Moses, Imaobong Judith Nnam, Joshua Damilare Olaniyan, and ATM TariquzzamanChapter 3. Multi-Stakeholder Participation for Achieving Sustainable Development Goals: A Systems Thinking Approach; Arun EliasChapter 4. Modern Slavery Risk Disclosures in Business Operations and Supply Chains; Shakoor Ahmed, Larelle (Ellie) Chapple, Katherine Christ, and Sarah OsborneChapter 5. Actualising Agenda 2030 through Sustainability Accounting: Evidence from the Nigerian Manufacturing Sector; Babajide Oyewo, Vincent Tawiah, and Abdulrasheed ZakariChapter 6. Examining Disclosure of Contribution Towards SDG-6 and its Motivation among Nigeria’s Premium Board Companies; Innocent Iweka OkwuosaChapter 7. Corporate Environmental Reporting in Sub-Saharan Africa: A Literature Review and Suggestions for Further Research; Mumbi Maria Wachira and David Mutua Mathuva

Venancio (Ven) Tauringana is Head of Department of Accounting and Professor of Accounting & Sustainability at Southampton Business School, University of Southampton. He was President of the African Accounting Association (2017-2019).Olayinka (Yinka) Moses teaches Accounting for Strategy, Performance, and Value in Wellington School of Business and Government, Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand. His research intersects accountability, and environmental sustainability.

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• Chapter 1. Environmental Sustainability and the Progress Towards Agenda 2030; Olayinka Moses and Venancio TauringanaChapter 2. Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs): Assessment of Implementation Progress in Brics And Mint; Olayinka Moses, Imaobong Judith Nnam, Joshua Damilare Olaniyan, and ATM TariquzzamanChapter 3. Multi-Stakeholder Participation for Achieving Sustainable Development Goals: A Systems Thinking Approach; Arun EliasChapter 4. Modern Slavery Risk Disclosures in Business Operations and Supply Chains; Shakoor Ahmed, Larelle (Ellie) Chapple, Katherine Christ, and Sarah OsborneChapter 5. Actualising Agenda 2030 through Sustainability Accounting: Evidence from the Nigerian Manufacturing Sector; Babajide Oyewo, Vincent Tawiah, and Abdulrasheed ZakariChapter 6. Examining Disclosure of Contribution Towards SDG-6 and its Motivation among Nigeria’s Premium Board Companies; Innocent Iweka OkwuosaChapter 7. Corporate Environmental Reporting in Sub-Saharan Africa: A Literature Review and Suggestions for Further Research; Mumbi Maria Wachira and David Mutua Mathuva