| Abstract [eng] |
The work describes the standpoint of sustainable development upheld by knowledge management, ephasizing that implemetation of sustainable development regulations at the global level needs to be started from local changes which fortune depends on the ability to use one of the most important local resources – knowledge, because the engine of the most processes in the knowledge society is an educated and competent individual. The problem-oriented analysis of sustainable development and knowledge management structures the concept of sustainable development that aims for sustainable development in the global, regional and organizational context through extended knowledge management conception. The content analysis of Lithuanian executive‘s documents reveals that, aiming for the sustainable development of knowledge society, country‘s education policy has to be oriented not only to social welfare and economical competitiveness, but also to the importance of ecological education. The research of sustainable development through knowledge management in the organizations in three different countries signifies that all organizations must improve their knowledge management processes and means in regard to their national natural, economical, social differences so that they would contribute to the implementation of sustainable development in the organization, the country and the world. |
