Adoption of green supply chain management practices through collaboration approach in developing countries – From literature review to conceptual framework

Asif, Muhammad Salman; Lau, Henry C. W.; Nakandala, Dilupa; Fan, Youqing; Hurriyet, Hilal

doi:10.1016/j.jclepro.2020.124191

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“…Giri et al [18] develop a competing supply chain with two green manufacturers and a retailer competing and cooperating with one another under the intervention of government. Asif et al [19] reviewed approaches of developing countries, finding that eco-design, green purchasing, green manufacturing and reverse logistics are four promising practices. According to our best knowledge, random demand has not been considered as a variable in green supply chain management.…”

Section: Green Supply Chain Managementmentioning

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Green Supply Chain Newsvendor Model and Analysis under Multiplicative Random Demand

Wang¹

2021

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In this paper, we investigate the performance of green supply chain newsvendor model under multiplicative random demand. In our model, the green supply chain consists of one manufacturer and one retailer. The manufacturer acts as a leader, which decides the variables: production quantity, wholesale price and green-level; the retailer acts as a follower, decides on the retail price. Centralized and decentralized optimal solutions are obtained to optimize the manufacturer's production, stocking and green-level decision while anticipating the retailer's price optimization decision. Through research, it is found that the stocking factor decreases with the increasing price elasticity and is not affected by the green-level elasticity; Lower price elasticity will increase the optimal selling price of the green product, while green-level elasticity has no effect on the price; Larger price elasticity or green-level elasticity will increase the optimal green-level of the green product; Lower price elasticity or higher green-level elasticity will increase the overall profitability of the supply chain; Profit sharing between manufacturer and retailer under the decentralized model only depends on price elasticity and green-level elasticity; The greater price elasticity, the more beneficial to the retailer, the greater the green-level, the more beneficial to the manufacturer.

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Section: Green Supply Chain Managementmentioning

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Green Supply Chain Newsvendor Model and Analysis under Multiplicative Random Demand

Wang¹

2021

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“…Furthermore, a peer-to-peer enabled blockchain will enhance the security and reliability of sensory networks and devices, making these devices more popular and providing the IoTs with a higher level of control in supply chain systems [11,12]. In our previous research publication [13], we reviewed the literature on Green Supply Chain Management (GSCM) and developed a state-of-the-art supply chain model for the integration of green practices and technologies in the value chain of the firms. The results of that study indicated the need for transparent collaboration methods and innovative technologies to successfully record and improve the suppliers' emission levels.…”

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Blockchain Technology and Green Supply Chain Management (GSCM) – Improving Environmental and Energy Performance in Multi-echelon Supply Chains

Asif

Gill

2022

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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In this competitive and technology driven world, businesses are striving to gain benefits of environmental sustainability and energy conservation by implementing the latest technologies in their supply chains. A promising way of evaluating the environmental performance of a product or a process is Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) modelling, but the reliability of LCA results is mostly compromised due to the lack of real data from upstream and downstream supply chains. Our research aim is to drive LCA modelling through Blockchain Technology (BCT) and internet-of-things which have the capability to record reliable, transparent, and secure data from across the supply chain. The modified LCA model will provide various industries with the quantified benefits of BCT in terms of industrial emissions reduction. This conference paper reflects the 1st stage of research where we carried out a detailed literature review on potential use of blockchain technology in green supply chain management and based on the findings, we developed an integrative framework architecture for the supply chain of a supermarket product. In the next phase, the integration of BCT and LCA will be studied in food supply chains using a supermarket case study of Walmart-IBM developed blockchain consortium.

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“…Consecuente con ello, se ha propuesto en la literatura especializada abordar el impacto ambiental de sus procesos, desde la arista de la sustentabilidad y más recientemente de la circularidad de las organizaciones; uno de ellos de creciente interés es en su proceso de abastecimiento (Farooque et al, 2019;Walker et al, 2012), que se ha conceptualizado en la literatura especializada indistintamente bajo diferentes formas, tales como cadenas de suministro sustentables (Meherishi et al, 2019;Sönnichsen & Clement, 2020), cadenas de suministro verdes (Asif et al, 2020;Malviya & Kant, 2017) o cadenas de suministro circulares (Farooque et al, 2019;Lahane et al, 2020).…”

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Indicadores de desempeño ambiental en el proceso de abastecimiento de la industria de plástico

Vilchis¹,

Avilés-Sánchez²

2022

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El objetivo de la investigación es proponer indicadores de desempeño ambiental para el proceso de abastecimiento en las industrias medianas del plástico. Estas empresas son las de mayor dinamismo en cuanto a su producción, pero también en cuanto a contaminación y, aunque en la literatura se encuentran aproximaciones hacia su sustentabilidad, para la etapa de abastecimiento son escasos o inexistentes. Los resultados muestran que los indicadores deben establecerse desde el subproceso de proveedurías para minimizar los impactos financieros derivados del retrabajo, rechazos de materiales u omisiones de actividades en el proceso.

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Adoption of green supply chain management practices through collaboration approach in developing countries – From literature review to conceptual framework

Cited by 80 publications

References 140 publications

Green Supply Chain Newsvendor Model and Analysis under Multiplicative Random Demand

Green Supply Chain Newsvendor Model and Analysis under Multiplicative Random Demand

Blockchain Technology and Green Supply Chain Management (GSCM) – Improving Environmental and Energy Performance in Multi-echelon Supply Chains

Indicadores de desempeño ambiental en el proceso de abastecimiento de la industria de plástico

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