An analysis of sustainable production and consumption challenges: using PEST-AHP approach

Goyal, Shivam; Garg, Dixit; Luthra, Sunil

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“…Unemployment rate also increases with the increase in population, and this situation promotes the micro and small level enterprises. These enterprises focus mostly on economic gain, and this situation results in unsustainable consumption and production (Goyal et al, 2020). So by controlling the population, the goal of SCP linked with CE can be achieved (Lee et al, 2019).…”

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“…All these factors are very important for promoting SCP and are greatly influenced by government, top management and technology adopted (Zhang & Yousaf, 2020). Continuous review and monitoring, reliable suppliers and skill enhancement of workforce are the factors that are vital for attaining the goal of SCP linked with CE, and all these depend on top management, policies formed and financial back up (Goyal et al, 2020). Full utilization of resources and adopting E-procurement, E-ordering and E-billing may be very useful in reducing the wastage, which is also required for SCP linked with CE (Bhar, 2019).…”

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Analyzing critical success factors to adopt sustainable consumption and production linked with circular economy

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Scarcity of natural resources and increasing level of pollution have put the survival of human in trouble. This situation has compelled the world to think about the solutions to maintain environmental harmony along with industrial and economic growth. Adopting sustainable consumption and production (SCP) linked with circular economy (CE) can work as a key solution. But adopting SCP linked with CE is not a simple task, as it may lead to heavy losses to organization, if not adopted properly. So there is a requirement of developing full understanding about the various critical success factors (CSFs) to achieve the goal of SCP. In this research study, the efforts have been made to identify various CSFs to adopt SCP linked with CE. As a result, total twenty-seven CSFs have been identified with the help of literature and experts' inputs. All the twenty-seven CSFs were analyzed using fuzzy DEMATEL methodology to quantify interrelationship among them. The results revealed that population control, firm committed government, firm focused top management, full financial backup, policies formation and technology up-gradation are the main causal factors and improved safety, reliability, quality, repairing-remanufacturing, full utilization of resources and maintaining ecological-economic balance are the main factors under effect group in adoption of SCP linked with CE. This framework will be helpful for government, policy makers and managers in maintaining societal and environmental harmony along with economic growth.Keywords Sustainable consumption and production (SCP) • Circular economy (CE) • Critical success factors • Fuzzy decision-making trial and evaluation laboratory (fuzzy DEMATEL)

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Analyzing critical success factors to adopt sustainable consumption and production linked with circular economy

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Garg

Luthra³

2021

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“…It can also be used for the evaluation of the socioeconomic structure of a province or municipality [32], rural development [33], coal mine sustainable development [34], regional level sustainability [35]. Other uses are for the evaluation of sustainable open pit mining and technical systems [36], sustainable product design in the context of green consumer behavior [37], stone crushing industries [38], critical success factors in disaster management [39], sustainable development, including human, economic, social, industrial, cultural, as well as health, safety, environmental, and energy factors [40], of selecting sustainable supplier countries for steel industry [41], sustainable production and consumption challenges [42], and sustainable production and consumption barriers and solutions [43]. It was also successfully used for the evaluation of lecturer research productivity [44], green supply chain management practices [45], the transformation efficiency of resource-based coastal cities [46], evaluation of the combined impact of coal mining on land use and the environment [47], sustainable exploitation of a coal deposit [48], the probability of a social conflict due to a mining project [49], cleaner mining [50], supply chain complexity drivers [51], ecology reclamation of mining subsided zones [52], sustainable development of mine water resources [53], brownfield and greenfield industrial parks investment projects [54], etc.…”

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Model of Raw Material Exploitation for the Support of Sustainable Development

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The interactions between the indicators of sustainable regional development due to the exploitation of raw material deposits in the Slovak Republic are the starting point for effective raw material management. The primary objective of the study is to point out the interactions of explicitly defined indicators of raw material deposits exploitation, which have an overall impact on sustainable development in the Slovak Republic. Based on the development tendencies of selected social, economic, and environmental indicators, the article defines individual indicators that create the potential for further sustainable development. For an effective evaluation of all the indicators, the analytic hierarchy process was used for the identification of the priorities of the indicators. Based on all the relevant factors and previous experience, and results of the conducted analysis, 14 positive and 14 negative indicators were identified. Based on the complex evaluation of raw material in the process of sustainable development in the Slovak Republic, negative factors were prevailing over the positive ones by a scoring rate of 0.90, and the total impact was identified as average profitability of sustainable development support. Accepting all the principles of sustainable development, a model of effective evaluation of raw material deposits and management of raw material exploitation in regional sustainable development of the Slovak Republic based on the quantification of their interactions was developed.

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An analysis of sustainable production and consumption challenges: using PEST-AHP approach

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Analyzing critical success factors to adopt sustainable consumption and production linked with circular economy

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