Management Papers
75 years of the sugarcane sector in Pakistan: milestones, challenges, and transformative prospects
Last Updated: junio 9, 2025Sugarcane is a cash crop that supports Pakistan's economy and food security. This paper presents a historical perspective of the sugarcane industry over the past 75 years, from Pakistan’s independence in 1947 to the present day.
Bird conservation and its impact on sugarcane sustainability in the Cauca River Valley, Colombia
Last Updated: junio 11, 2025Birds are a fundamental component of agroecosystems due to the goods and services they provide, including pollination, seed dispersal, and pest control. Despite these benefits, birds have been overlooked in biodiversity conservation planning for sugarcane crops in Colombia.
Carbon footprint of sugarcane farming in Colombia: enhancing crop sustainability
Last Updated: junio 11, 2025Over the past 9 years, the sugarcane agroindustry has made progress in measuring its carbon footprint from cultivation to the production of sugar, ethanol, and energy. Cenicaña has engaged sugarcane growers, who represent 75% of the planted area in Colombia’s Cauca River Valley, highlighting the importance of measuring and reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.
Classifying lignocellulosic biomass from Tucumán for energy production
Last Updated: junio 9, 2025Classification of biomass is an important means to evaluate the properties of a fuel, as well as to infer its energy conversion potential. The aim of this study was to determine the classification of biomass with the highest energy potential in Tucumán, using the Van Krevelen diagram (H/C vs O/C) and the ternary diagram (C-H-O) methodology.
Development of climate-based innovation solutions for a resilient and sustainable sugarcane industry
Last Updated: junio 11, 2025To reduce climate-related risks through informed decision-making based on reliable information, Cenicaña classified the Automated Meteorological Network (RMA) information into homogeneous groups based on the behavior of important key climatic variables. The study sought to determine the differential productivity behavior of sugarcane within each of the identified groups.
Grower economic data the key to lobbying for grower financial sustainability in times of industry uncertainty and high input costs
Last Updated: junio 11, 2025The South African Cane Growers Association (SACGA) has, since 1927 represented growers and provided services in all economic, governance, and industrial affairs. To do this, the Association has needed a strong data-gathering and analysis component to ensure that it can negotiate reasonably and accurately on behalf of its constituents.
Implementation of a whistleblowing policy in Triveni Engineering and Industries Limited for good corporate governance
Last Updated: junio 11, 2025Whistleblowing has been one of the important mechanisms that are crucial for implementing better and effective corporate governance in any institution or organization, including the sugar industry. Whistleblowing has helped develop good corporate governance, which is indispensable for the growth and development of the sugar industry.
Importance of learning and development in the improvement of productivity and employee engagement in Triveni Engineering and Industries Limited
Last Updated: junio 11, 2025For the enhancement and growth of the productivity, learning and development are very important measure that makes the job easier for employees. It helps the employees improve their skills and knowledge while they are on their duties and employment.
Production of an octane booster from sugarcane bagasse
Last Updated: junio 9, 2025The production of an octane booster from sugarcane bagasse was investigated. The process consists of seven stages. The first stage is to dry sugarcane bagasse until the moisture content is below 5%. The second stage is the continuous pyrolysis of sugarcane bagasse at 500-600°C.
Strategies for the development of sugarcane ecotourism in Veracruz, Mexico
Last Updated: junio 9, 2025The sustainability of the sugar industry has been managed by agroecological technological packages in conjunction with advances in fertilization, phytosanitary management, and industrial transformation, mainly in the diversification towards bioenergy such as ethanol, cogeneration, and recently biohydrogen. However, the sugar industry has a cultural, historical, anthropological, and socioecological heritage that has not been a factor in the development of sugarcane regions.