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Xxxxxx Xxxxx Xxxxx community-based research and corporate sustainability in Colombia, South America Situated in the field of corporate sustainability (CS), I am interested in under- standing the role of entrepreneurs in fostering sustainability transitions (Grin, Rotmans, & Xxxxx, 2010; Xxxxxxx, Xxxxx, & Xxxxxxxxx, 2011). In this con- text, grassroots entrepreneurs act as niche innovators capable of transforming production–consumption systems into more sustainable assemblages from the bottom-up (Xxxxxxx & Xxxxx, 2007). Sustainability transitions researchers have frequently engaged in collaborative experiments with communities and local governments, aiming for novel socio-technical solutions (Luederitz et al., 2017). These experiments are usually solution-oriented and entail TD research. As mentioned by Xxxxxx Xxxxxxxx earlier, non-academic actors are interested in finding solutions to their own contexts when getting involved in TD research. This contrasts with conventional explanatory academia whereby research find- ings should either contribute to, or challenge, current debates in the literature. Conventional research requires rigorous data collection and analysis and is often understood as a well-defined linear process driven by a research question that originated from a research gap (Xxxxxxxx & Xxxxxxxx, 2017). This difference can be seen in the following anecdote taken from my fieldwork in Colombia.
Xxxxxx Xxxxx Xxxxx the SDGs must be translated and contextualized to co-create knowledge Although there is general agreement on the desirability of the SDGs and their specific targets, there is little agreement on the means of achieving them. One of the reasons for this is the disconnection between dominant forms of knowledge and local realities. As I mentioned in Textbox 10.3, mainstream Western knowl- edge may be alien for local realities in the Global South. When single knowledge systems prevail, solutions are usually neither relevant nor feasible for local con- texts. In this particular case, the assumptions and values that shaped the contents of the environmental management workshop did not match the context of our co-researchers. The contents had been developed for wealthier and more formal economies, operating under formal rules. The context of our co-researchers was characterized by informality and insecurity. Like Xxxxx Witjes mentions here, TD research helps surface these differences through continuous and reflexive dialogue, where knowledge is not being ‘trans- ferred’ from the academic to the practitioner team, but translated and contex- tualized between actor groups. Following Xxxxx’ argument about organizations working towards inclusiveness towards contributing to the development of soci- ety, I would argue that something similar happens with communities when they engage in a TD research process. TD research creates spaces for knowledge forms to interact, even if this can be disruptive and confusing, like Xxxxxx Xxxxxxxxx emphasizes in his section. In my case, the example of the rural solar-energy community-owned company demonstrated that despite the inefficiencies according to conventional key per- formance indicators in the sector, the cycles of action and reflection that emerged throughout the TD process made possible the translation between different knowl- edges, realities and expectations, resulting in solutions that were feasible according to local resources and capacities. This solution-driven and co-created knowledge is what could enhance sustainability outcomes in the context of the SDGs.
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Xxxxxx Xxxxx Xxxxx. They have an established scheme for the certification of NDT personnel adopted from ISO 9712. A certification body named NDT Personnel Certifi- cation Committee is administering this scheme since 1986. This committee is recognized by the Bangladesh govern- ment and the national NDT Society – Bangladesh Society for Nongestructive Testing (BSNDT). INDIA Xxxxxx Xxx They have an established standard for the certification of NDT personnel adopted from ISO 9712. A certifica- tion body called “National Certifica- tion Committee” was formed in 1990 and it was renamed in 1997 as the Na- tional Certifying body (NCB). The NCB has its own quality manual, course books and specimens with na- tural and artificial defects. The NCB is recognized by both the Bureau of Indian Standards and the Indian Society for Nondestructive Testing (ISNT).
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