Milla Sarja

Milla Sarja

University Teacher
Unit
School of Business and Economics
Email
milla.s.sarja@jyu.fi
Mobile
+358504133553
Fields of science
512 Business and Management

Publications

Publication
2024

Sustainable Production and Consumption
Piila, Noora
Sarja, Milla
Publication
2024

JYU Dissertations
Sarja, Milla
Publication
2024

Business Strategy and the Environment
Onkila, Tiina
Reynolds, Noelia‐Sarah
Mäkelä, Marileena
Koistinen, Katariina
Teerikangas, Satu
Sarja, Milla
Valkjärvi, Mira
Publication
2023

Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Planetary Well-Being
Do, Jessie
Salimi, Mitra
Baumeister, Stefan
Sarja, Milla
Uusitalo, Outi
Wilska, Terhi-Anna
Suikkanen, Johanna
Publication
2023

Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Planetary Well-Being
Mäkelä, Marileena
Aaltonen, Valtteri A.
Baumeister, Stefan
Kuhmonen, Irene
Käyrä, Minna
Mäkinen, Tuuli
Näyhä, Annukka
Onkila, Tiina
Sarja, Milla
Sarna, Bhavesh
Suikkanen, Johanna
Publication
2023

The Routledge Handbook of Catalysts for a Sustainable Circular Economy
Teerikangas, Satu
Onkila, Tiina
Koistinen, Katariina
Hirvensalo, Antero
Korsunova, Angelina
Mäkelä, Marileena
Sarja, Milla
Valkjärvi, Mira
Reynolds, Noelia-Sarah
Publication
2022

Energy Research and Social Science
Koistinen, K.
Onkila, T.
Teerikangas, S.
Mäkelä, M.
Sarja, M.
Valkjärvi, M.
Publication
2022

Organization and environment
Piila, Noora
Sarja, Milla
Onkila, Tiina
Mäkelä, Marileena
Publication
2022

Social and Cultural Aspects of the Circular Economy : Toward Solidarity and Inclusivity
Mäkelä, Marileena
Onkila, Tiina
Teerikangas, Satu
Sarja, Milla
Valkjärvi, Mira
Koistinen, Katariina
Publication
2022

Uusio-uutiset
Sarja, Milla

Research groups

Research group

Sustainable Business

We study environmental, social and economic sustainability in business.

Projects

Project

Optimizing forest industry sustainability with value chain data (OPTIMI 1)

In OPTIMI 1 project, we focus on the emissions in a company’s supply chain, as they are on average 11 times higher than direct emissions and reflect more than 70% of total emissions.