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作者(中文):蕭詠仁
作者(外文):Hsiao, Yung-Jen
論文名稱(中文):基於TCFD架構建立多目標背包模式於實際企業永續經營方案選擇
論文名稱(外文):A Multi-Objective Knapsack Model Based on TCFD for Organization Sustainable Management Project Selection With an Empirical Study
指導教授(中文):邱銘傳
王小璠
指導教授(外文):Chiu, Ming-Chuan
Wan, Hsiao-Fan
口試委員(中文):徐昕煒
陳勝一
學位類別:碩士
校院名稱:國立清華大學
系所名稱:工業工程與工程管理學系
學號:109034518
出版年(民國):111
畢業學年度:110
語文別:中文
論文頁數:54
中文關鍵詞:氣候相關財務揭露建議(TCFD)企業永續經營方案選擇氣候機會與風險多目標背包模式(MOMK)
外文關鍵詞:TCFDSustainable business operationsOpportunities and riskMulti-Objective Knapsack Model (MOKM)
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近年來溫室氣體的排放造成全球暖化越加嚴重,進而對經濟與社會環境產生影響。而氣候變遷對企業組織的潛在影響並非只發生在實體方面,也並非在長時間下才會展現。因此對於企業永續經營政策之訂定並非遙遠的議題,然而在過去較少以企業決策者角度考量多目標進行永續方案選擇。在2015年,由國際金融穩定委員會成立氣候相關財務揭露小組擬定一套具一致性的自願性氣候相關財務揭露建議(TCFD),此建議可適用於各類組織包含金融機構等,目的為收集有助於決策及具前瞻性的財務影響資訊,其中更高度專注組織邁向低碳經濟轉型的風險與機會。然而現今大多數企業多注重在TCFD建議之數據如何進行量化與收集,卻忽略先揭露或評估哪些範疇對企業較為重要,亦即如何先選擇對企業影響較重要的方案進行執行。就目前為止還欠缺應用TCFD架構協助企業選擇對自身有幫助的永續經營方案的相關研究。
因此本研究以TCFD針對氣候對組織產生的財務影響為架構建立一多目標背包模式,以追求最大化氣候相關機會面方案效益與最小化受到氣候相關風險面方案影響為目標,藉由所提出之決策支援架構提供企業為達永續經營之投入方案組合上的建議。本研究是第一個基於TCFD建立模型的研究,並通過實證研究驗證了提出的MOKM模型和決策支持系統,以公司企業社會責任報告中所提供之公開數據進行分析,提供該企業決策者在所考慮之永續經營方案中進行評估與選擇之建議。同時透過決策者偏好分析提供在不同的偏好權重對目標值的影響,並藉由敏感度與穩健性分析給予企業在不同的情境下不同的投入方案組合之建議。協助企業在邁向永續發展時有一套系統性的方法進行投資方案之選擇決策支援系統。
In 2015, the International Financial Stability Board established the Climate-related Financial Disclosure Group to formulate a set of consistent voluntary Climate-related Financial Disclosure Recommendations (TCFD), which can be applied to various organizations, including financial institutions. Therefore, the formulation of corporate sustainable management policies is an urgent issue. However, most of corporate are focus on how to measurement the TCFD recommendation’s metrics. And decision-makers rarely realized the selection of major sustainable projects for its corporate is more important. There is still a lack of research utilize TCFD to help corporate decide which sustainable projects is more valuable for itself.
This study establishes a Multi-Objective Knapsack Model (MOKM) based on the TCFD's framework to select the climate-related projects such that the financial benefits from the opportunity will be maximized and the impact on finance from the risk can be minimized. The proposed decision support framework will provide suggestions on combining investment solutions for enterprises to achieve sustainable operation. With an empirical example to verify the feasibility of the proposed MOKM model. Given the possible projects considered from the corporate social responsibility report, the proposed model provides the decision-makers of the enterprise with consideration for the sustainable management project recommendations for evaluation and selection. At the same time, it provides the impact on the objective values through the analysis of decision makers' preferences and provides suggestions on different investment projects combinations for enterprises in different situations through sensitivity and robustness analysis. This study is the first study to establishes a model based on TCFD, and help enterprise select the most effective sustainable projects when moving towards sustainable development achieve win-win situation.

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Abstract ii
誌謝 iii
目錄 iv
圖目錄 v
表目錄 vi
1 緒論 1
2 文獻探討 3
2.1 氣候相關財務接露建議 (Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures, TCFD) 3
2.2 多目標決策方法 6
2.3 背包問題 8
3 研究方法 10
3.1 多目標背包模式 11
3.1.1 模式初步資訊與假設條件 12
3.1.2 模式符號說明 13
3.1.3 MOKM模式 14
3.2 MOMK模式驗證與分析的流程 21
4 案例實證 23
4.1 案例研究 24
4.2 MOKM驗證與分析 26
4.2.1 決策者偏好分析 28
4.2.2 敏感度分析 32
4.2.3 穩健性分析 33
4.3 決策支援建議 35
4.4 結果討論 36
4.4.1 MOKM優點與與研究限制 37
4.4.2 與相關研究的比較 37
5 結論 39
6 參考文獻 41
7 附錄A 49

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