Towards Global Change and Food Security Through Transformative Accounting Information Systems: Insights from the Jordanian Food Sector

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This study examines how accounting information systems might strengthen food supply chains after recent worldwide disasters. The study uses literature studies and interviews with Jordanian agricultural professionals to demonstrate how sustainability-based accounting systems create better judgments. These technologies make real-time sustainability indicator monitoring and risk reduction easier, improving the supply chain. The findings suggest new accounting methods that emphasize how government support for sustainability might assist agricultural enterprises in improving their knowledge, skills, and collaboration. Standardized sustainability reporting can strengthen the food system over time.

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Weshah, S., Znaimat, A., Matarneh, A., & Maqatef, A. K. (2025). Towards Global Change and Food Security Through Transformative Accounting Information Systems: Insights from the Jordanian Food Sector. Economies, 13(12). https://doi.org/10.3390/economies13120341

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