Location: Africa
Environmental Accounting’ as a term is used to define a wide range of activities. National environmental accounting considers the use of natural resources and impacts of national policy making. Corporate environmental accounting focuses on individual companies or organisations and is used for controlling and improving a company’s cost structure and environmental performance, and to enhance environmental financial reporting.
Environmental management accounting seeks to account for the financial impacts of all environmentally related activities such as environmental protection and investment, wastage and pollution. It primarily involves tracking of environmental costs but also allocation of costs to products and activities, investment appraisal and life-cycle costing. EMAN-Africa was organized to address Environmental Management Accounting issues in Africa.
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