Author(s): Waqas Umer Malik, Maheen Amjad,Hina Umar Mirza
Strategic Decisions build a wider range of impacts on sustainability and strategic decisions give emphasis towards both positive and negative nature of impacts. Generally, this study revealed the range of contributions headed for the theories of strategic management and sustainability management. Influences for strategic decisions evolve through efficient and effective planning and application with the intention to boost the positive capacities and minimize the negative impacts. This study aims to analyze the factors of strategic decisions with sustainability through triple bottom line approach to illustrate the indicators as economic, socio cultural and environmental domains to support UN’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). To answer the integral research questions, two separate studies conducted and analyzed by using systematic quantitative review along with weight oriented statistical content analysis. Relevant scientific papers were searched picked from renowned impact factor databases as Web of Science and Scopus. Findings signifies the research objectives, from the overall complied list of factors most of impacts found as positive and of economic side, the other two domains of triple bottom line as socio-cultural and environment factors has significant contribution to the field of literature. Other demographic, publication and citation statistics along with bibliometric analysis similarly brought valuable literature contribution to both academic and managerial fields. This study illustrates the holistic outline towards the strategic decisions with sustainability prime model with the aim to access the overall effect on sustainable developmental goals till yet. Furthermore, for this prime research model all SDG’s were briefly discussed and core findings contributes endorsements and obligations for established SDG’s enforcements and corrective implications for underrated SDG’s.