Sustainability Accounting Management and Policy Journal,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
16(2), P. 521 - 551
Published: Dec. 13, 2024
Purpose
With
limited
empirical
evidence,
prior
studies
have
proposed
that
green
practices
can
be
leveraged
to
enhance
carbon
neutrality.
This
study
draws
on
the
contingent
natural
resource-based
view
(NRBV)
theorize
and
validate
how
pressure
from
supply
chain
(SC)
stakeholders
could
amplify
effect
of
logistics
(GLPs)
carbon-neutral
performance
(CNSCP)
among
firms
in
developing
countries.
Specifically,
this
contends
high
levels
pressures
(SCPs)
(customers
suppliers)
influence
GLPs
CNSCP.
Design/methodology/approach
An
integrated
model
was
tested
using
survey
data
gathered
208
managers
Ghana.
SPSS
23
structural
equation
modeling
were
used
for
analyses.
Findings
showed
all
five
dimensions
(transportation,
warehousing,
packaging
distribution,
information
sharing
sustainable
waste
management)
significantly
also
found
varying
interactive
effects
SCPs
link
between
(green
transportation,
distribution)
CNSCP,
such
different
exert
at
SCPs.
Practical
implications
offers
fresh
insights
into
leverage
achieve
enhanced
benefits
form
The
outcome
a
comprehensive
understanding
GLPs-CNSCP
while
shedding
light
manage
SCP
drive
through
GLPs.
Social
contributes
policymakers
enhancing
decarbonization
global
SCs
practices.
Originality/value
To
best
authors’
knowledge,
is
first
empirically
identified
demonstrated
these
uniquely
as
opposed
previous
examined
one-dimensional
perspective.
expands
borders
literature
by
theorizing
validating
necessary
conditions
In
essence,
novelty
present
lies
integration
NRBV
stakeholder
theories
unearth
mechanism
optimizing
GLP-CNSCP
relationship,
which
rare
literature.
Sustainable Energy Technologies and Assessments,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
60, P. 103540 - 103540
Published: Nov. 16, 2023
The
changing
climate
with
new
regulations,
policy
changes,
consumer
behaviour,
technological
shifts,
and
changes
in
business-as-usual
places
significant
pressure
on
organizations
to
safeguard
the
ecosystem
strive
for
sustainable
performance.
Sustainability
is
essential
firms
effectively
handle
environmental
challenges.
As
stakeholders
become
more
environmentally
conscious,
are
under
greater
implement
green
leadership
knowledge
sharing
enhance
In
this
context,
study
examines
impact
of
sharing.
Second,
we
examined
firms'
addition,
explore
mediating
role
relationship
between
performance,
as
supported
by
upper
echelon
theory.
To
capture
considered
economic,
social,
dimensions.
For
hypotheses
testing,
collected
data
from
257
respondents
working
Pakistan's
manufacturing
sector
small
medium-sized
firms,
analyzed
using
a
structural
equation
model
(SEM)
partial
least
squares
(SmartPLS).
results
reveal
positive
This
finding
reveals
that
performance
can
be
improved
adopting
practices
workplace.
Importantly,
our
show
significantly
positively
mediates
suggests
channels
current
study's
findings
theoretical
underpinnings
shed
light
shaped
Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
15(6), P. 4924 - 4924
Published: March 9, 2023
Food
waste
reduction
and
security
are
the
main
concerns
of
agri-food
supply
chains,
as
more
than
thirty-three
percent
global
food
production
is
wasted
or
lost
due
to
mismanagement.
The
ongoing
challenges,
including
resource
scarcity,
climate
change,
generation,
etc.,
need
immediate
actions
from
stakeholders
develop
resilient
chains.
Previous
studies
explored
chains
their
barriers,
enablers,
etc.
Still,
there
needs
be
literature
on
innovations
in
that
can
build
last
long
compete
post-pandemic
scenario.
Thus,
also
required
explore
chain
for
sector.
current
research
employed
a
stepwise
weight
assessment
ratio
analysis
(SWARA)
assess
This
study
pioneer
using
SWARA
application
evaluate
innovation
identify
most
preferred
alternatives.
results
show
‘Business
strategy
innovations’
significant
bring
resiliency
followed
by
‘Technological
innovations.’
provides
insights
decision
makers
understand
attain
resilience
help
industry
survive
sustain
run.
Knowledge,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
3(2), P. 163 - 179
Published: April 5, 2023
Electronic
waste
generation
is
increasing
dramatically
throughout
the
world.
Consequently,
this
increase
in
E-waste
harms
environment,
health,
and
other
aspects
of
human
life.
Moreover,
hazardous
substances
informal
disposal
severely
threaten
health
environment.
Saudi
Arabia
largest
Arab
country
terms
electronic
that
generates
most
E-waste.
Over
past
few
decades,
several
initiatives
policy
implementations
have
been
undertaken
country.
However,
management
still
a
source
distress
an
unresolved
issue.
Sustainable
development
requires
much
more
effort,
primarily
efficient
management,
which
can
only
be
achieved
by
establishing
formal
collection
system,
early
forecasting,
accurate
estimations.
The
purpose
study
to
provide
overview
fundamental
emerging
trends
production
worldwide
Arabia.
This
paper
aims
summarize
elements
present
E-waste,
their
dangerous
effects,
economic
potential
for
recycling
as
means
developing
sustainable
communities.
explores
practices
regarding
estimation
prediction
globally,
specifically
countries.
suggests
than
use
single
probe
will
needed
achieve
significant
results.
Instead,
complementary
approach
used
effective
Additionally,
people
should
aware
importance
handling
emphasizes
documentation
ensure
monitoring
any
developed
Journal of Manufacturing Technology Management,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
36(1), P. 1 - 22
Published: Aug. 22, 2024
Purpose
The
present
research
investigates
the
effects
of
adopting
Industry
4.0
technologies
(ADT)
on
Pakistani
food
sector’s
sustainable
performance
(SP).
Specifically,
it
focuses
roles
green
supply
chain
collaboration
(GSCC),
circular
economy
practices
(CEP)
and
technological
readiness
(TR)
as
mediators
environmental
dynamism
(EDY)
a
moderator.
Design/methodology/approach
This
study
is
based
natural
resource-based
view
(NRBV)
theory
to
determine
14.0
adoption
toward
with
moderators.
authors
conducted
an
online
questionnaire
from
318
employees
manufacturing
industries
in
Lahore,
Pakistan,
applied
PLS-SEM
approach
test
relationships
variables.
Findings
findings
this
reveal
that
significantly
influences
through
GSCC,
CEP
TR
sector.
Moreover,
relation
between
industry
technologies,
positively
moderated
by
dynamism.
Research
limitations/implications
have
marked
implications
for
literature
I4.0
data
collected
single
country,
limitation
study.
Originality/value
provides
conclusive
evidence
influence
first
investigate
moderating
role
among
TR.
Logistics,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
8(1), P. 32 - 32
Published: March 19, 2024
Background:
Supply
chain
networks
(SCNs)
have
been
interrupted
by
the
COVID-19
pandemic,
leaving
them
open
to
financial
losses.
SCs
impacted
necessitating
adoption
of
sustainable
practices
and
dynamic
capacities
ensure
resilience
performance.
Several
studies
focused
on
this
subject,
offering
insights
into
importance
supply-chain
management,
corporate
governance,
big
data
management
activities,
digital
technology
in
minimising
consequences
pandemic
fostering
sustainability.
Methods:
This
study
suggests
an
analytical
framework
for
assessing
environmentally
friendly
procedures
assure
performance
a
disruptive
environment.
Results:
The
following
are
some
important
details
contributions
article:
(1)
developed
conceptual
behaviours
considering
COVID-19,
(2)
concentrates
ratios
during
(3)
established
drivers
competencies
disruption
unpredictable
business
settings.
Conclusions:
suggested
model
can
assist
practitioners
creating
implementing
supply
(SC)
activities
tracking
their
effects
sustainability
businesses.
So,
proposed
managers
analysing
Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
16(3), P. 1141 - 1141
Published: Jan. 29, 2024
This
study
fills
a
crucial
gap
in
the
research
on
Micro,
Small,
and
Medium
Enterprises
(MSMEs),
with
main
objective
of
proposing
framework
to
support
integration
Industry
4.0
(I4.0)
sustainability
into
supply
chains
MSMEs.
is
accomplished
by
people,
process,
technology
(PPT)
mechanisms,
all
while
adopting
triple
bottom
line
(TBL)
perspective.
A
mixed-method
approach
was
employed
for
this
study,
which
included
scoping
review
147
publications,
expert
panels,
focus
groups,
survey
55
valid
responses.
The
findings
identified
32
key
indicators
linked
primary
barriers
enablers
I4.0
(S-I4.0)
MSMEs’
chains.
also
highlighted
dominant
within
PPT
mechanisms
TBL
dimensions,
their
causal
relationships
influences.
results
were
synthesized
novel
S-I4.0
framework,
separately
applied
Micro
Small
(MSEs)
(MEs)
due
company
size-related
variations.
offers
valuable
insights
academics
provides
practical
guidelines
assist
MSMEs
integrating
An
important
contribution
concerns
need
treat
MSEs
MEs
differently.
These
provide
relevant
guidance
accelerate
adoption
an
immediate
impact
