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  • Revista Gestão & Sustentabilidade 2019
    Vol. 1 No. 1 (2019)

    jan./dec. 2019

     

    Dear readers of the Gestão & Sustentabilidade Journal (RG&S),

    It is with great pleasure that we present the first issue of our journal for the year 2019. RG&S has adopted a continuous publication model, resulting in one issue per year. The journal is managed by the Research Group on Operations and Sustainability Management (GOS) at the Federal University of Fronteira Sul (UFFS), Chapecó Campus, Santa Catarina, Brazil.

    RG&S is organized into four sections: People and Organizational Management, Organizational Finance, Organizational Management, and Organizational Sustainability. We welcome scientific contributions in the form of empirical studies, theoretical essays, teaching cases, articles stemming from undergraduate research programs, and technical reports.

    These sections are designed to make knowledge more accessible to our readers and authors. The editorial board is committed to the continuous improvement of the journal’s publication process, offering content that supports researchers and students at both undergraduate and graduate levels in their academic endeavors.

    We would also like to emphasize that the achievements attained thus far—and those yet to come—would not be possible without the authors who have recognized the value of our journal. We also extend our sincere thanks to the reviewers, who generously dedicate their time, effort, and expertise to evaluate the submitted manuscripts. Their availability and commitment have enabled us to ensure the quality of the articles already published and those currently under review.

  • Revista Gestão & Sustentabilidade 2020
    Vol. 2 No. 1 (2020)

    jan./dec. 2020

     

    RG&S is structured into four sections: People and Organizational Management, Organizational Finance, Organizational Management, and Organizational Sustainability. The journal accepts scientific contributions in the following formats: empirical studies, theoretical essays, teaching cases, articles derived from undergraduate research programs, and technical reports.

    These sections are designed to make knowledge more accessible to our readers and authors. In this regard, the editorial board of the journal is committed to continuously improving the publication process by providing materials that support researchers and students in undergraduate and graduate programs—works that contribute meaningfully to their academic pursuits.

  • Revista Gestão & Sustentabilidade 2021
    Vol. 3 No. 1 (2021)

    jan./dec. 2021

     

    RG&S is structured into four sections: People and Organizational Management, Organizational Finance, Organizational Management, and Organizational Sustainability. The journal accepts scientific contributions in the following formats: empirical studies, theoretical essays, teaching cases, articles derived from undergraduate research programs, and technical reports. These sections are designed to make knowledge more accessible to our readers and authors. In this regard, the editorial board of the journal is committed to continuously improving the publication process by providing materials that support researchers and students in undergraduate and graduate programs—works that contribute meaningfully to their academic pursuits.

  • Revista Gestão & Sustentabilidade
    Vol. 4 No. 1 (2022)

    jan./dec. 2022

     

    Dear readers, authors, and collaborators of RG&S,

    The Gestão e Sustentabilidade Journal (RG&S) was founded within the Research Group on Operations Management and Sustainability (GOS) at the Federal University of Fronteira Sul (UFFS), Chapecó/SC campus, with the mission of serving as a platform for the dissemination of scientific knowledge.

    Over time, however, we recognized the need to expand the group of professors collaborating with the journal in order to enhance its visibility and development, aiming for higher academic standards and qualification.

    In this edition, we have therefore welcomed additional faculty researchers from other UFFS campuses into the editorial team. At the same time, the journal has been formally dissociated from the GOS research group and its scope has been redefined to place a greater emphasis on sustainability.

    We hope these changes will bring increased visibility and new opportunities for RG&S as a valuable instrument for the dissemination of scientific knowledge.

     

    Moacir Francisco Deimling

    Editor-in-Chief

  • Revista Gestão & Sustentabilidade
    Vol. 5 No. 1 (2023)

    jan./dec. 2023

     

    The Gestão & Sustentabilidade Journal (RG&S) proudly presents its first issue following a comprehensive reformulation of both its scope and editorial team, including new Editor-in-Chief and Section Editors. This restructuring aimed to align the journal more closely with topics related to sustainability and environmental impacts, recognizing their growing relevance in contemporary society. Accordingly, RG&S is now organized into four sections: Solid Waste Management, Environmental Impact Assessment and Mitigation, Organizational Sustainability, and Technologies Applied to Waste Valorization.

    It is also worth highlighting the redesign of the journal's website, which now clearly communicates the strategies adopted to enhance RG&S's Qualis classification and its future indexing in databases such as Scopus, Redalyc, Web of Science, and SciELO. Going forward, the journal is committed to streamlining and strengthening the peer review process, ensuring timeliness and maintaining a continuous publication flow of submitted and accepted papers.

    The articles featured in this issue have undergone a rigorous peer-review process, made possible by a dedicated group of qualified reviewers in the journal’s core areas of contribution. We are confident that these publications will contribute to the advancement of scientific knowledge and help RG&S fulfill its mission to disseminate high-quality research.

    We wish all readers an insightful and rewarding read.

     

    Moacir Francisco Deimling, Ph.D.

    Eduardo Pavan Korf, Ph.D.

    Editors-in-Chief

  • Revista Gestão & Sustentabilidade
    Vol. 6 No. 1 (2024)

    jan./dec. 2024

     

    The Gestão & Sustentabilidade Journal (RG&S) presents its 2024 issue, which will welcome contributions across four thematic sections: Solid Waste Management, Environmental Impact Assessment and Mitigation, Organizational Sustainability, and Technologies Applied to Waste Valorization.

    This issue aims to maintain a dynamic, high-quality, and continuous publication process for submitted and accepted works. All articles will undergo a rigorous peer-review process, made possible by a dedicated group of qualified reviewers in the journal’s fields of interest.

    It is also important to highlight the tireless efforts of the editors and their commitment to meeting the necessary requirements to improve the journal’s Qualis classification by CAPES and to achieve indexation in additional academic databases.

    As a result, this issue will feature high-quality publications in both Portuguese and English, contributing to the advancement of science and supporting the journal’s mission to disseminate scientific knowledge.

    We wish you an excellent reading experience.

     

    Eduardo Pavan Korf, PhD

    Moacir Francisco Deimling, PhD

    Editors-in-Chief

  • Revista Gestão & Sustentabilidade
    Vol. 7 No. 1 (2025)

    jan./dec. 2025

     

    The Gestão & Sustentabilidade Journal (RG&S) concludes its 2024 edition with 16 articles published across its four thematic sections: Solid Waste Management (4 articles), Environmental Impact Assessment and Mitigation (2 articles), Organizational Sustainability (8 articles), and Technologies Applied to Waste Valorization (2 articles).

    Throughout the year, we observed performance indicators that support the editorial decision to realign RG&S towards topics more closely related to environmental issues. The journal received 47 submissions, with 12 rejections and an average acceptance time of 62 days—demonstrating our commitment to the agility that scientific research and researchers demand. In terms of publication impact, the journal recorded 19,958 page views and 1,074 full-text downloads (Vol. 6, No. 1 – 2024).

    We are sincerely grateful to the more than 90 reviewers who contributed their insights, expertise, and critical assessments, enhancing the relevance and quality of the articles published. Their dedication was essential in ensuring that each publication meaningfully contributes to the body of scientific knowledge. As we close the year 2024, the editors are confident that the commitment to improving RG&S has been honored, and that we are making steady progress in promoting the dissemination of high-quality scientific content.

    Looking ahead to the 2025 edition, our primary goals are to sustain the growth and quality of the journal's publications and to seek indexation in major databases, thereby increasing the visibility of the journal and its contributions within the global scientific community.

     

    Editors-in-Chief

    Eduardo Pavan Korf

    Moacir Francisco Deimling