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2021 | 83 | 4 | 187-203

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Perception of environmental insurance risk vs. implementation of control measures in organizations managed according to ISO 14001:2015 in Poland

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PL
Badania nad percepcją ryzyka dotyczą bogatego katalogu problemów badawczych. Koncentrują się na identyfikacji determinant percepcji ryzyka, budowie rekomendacji w odniesieniu do komunikowania jego czynników i wreszcie analizie zależności pomiędzy wdrożeniem środków kontrolnych ryzyka a miarami jego percepcji. Niniejszy artykuł zasila ostatni wskazany nurt badawczy. Na podstawie danych pozyskanych w drodze ankiety elektronicznej ustalono, że wysoka ocena mierników percepcji ubezpieczeniowego ryzyka środowiskowego jest statystycznie powiązana z wdrożeniem wybranych środków jego kontroli w ramach systemu zarządzania środowiskowego ISO 14001 (SZŚ ISO 14001). Najwięcej istotnych statystycznie zależności zidentyfikowano pomiędzy zmiennymi opisującymi mierniki percepcji a zmiennymi dotyczącymi potencjału informacyjnego SZŚ (zmienne potencjału informacyjnego) oraz tymi, które bezpośrednio determinują wielkość ryzyka (zmienne wielkości ryzyka). Jednocześnie nie wszystkie kategorie mierników oceny percepcji ryzyka są w jednakowym stopniu powiązane z częstością wdrożenia działań kontrolnych ryzyka. Najwięcej istotnych statystycznie zależności zidentyfikowano dla zmiennej Subiektywna ocena prawdopodobieństwa realizacji szkody w środowisku lub innego negatywnego wpływu na środowisko.
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The numerous studies of risk perception to date have been focused on three different areas of the subject. Firstly, researchers have aimed at the identification of risk perception determinants, secondly, they have created recommendations on how to communicate the risk to society, and finally they have analysed the relationships between risk perception measures and the means of risk control implemented in organizations. The last indicated research area is complemented by the following paper. On the basis of data derived from online interviews it was concluded that the higher the assessment of the measures of environmental insurance risk perception, the more frequently organizations implemented selected means of risk control in the environmental management system according to ISO 14001 (EMS ISO 14001). The largest number of statistically significant dependencies were observed in the area of variables which describe the informative potential of EMS ISO 14001 (informative potential variables) and those which directly determine the volume of environmental insurance risk (the volume of risk variables). Simultaneously, not all categories of risk perception measures are equally related to the frequency of risk control means implementation. A particularly large number of statistically significant correlations were identified for the following variable: the evaluation of the likelihood of the occurrence of environmental damage.

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83

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4

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187-203

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published
2021

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  • Uniwersytet Ekonomiczny w Poznaniu

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Publication order reference

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Biblioteka Nauki
2037223

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bwmeta1.element.ojs-doi-10_14746_rpeis_2021_83_4_13
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