Does Green Supply Chain Management Improve Sustainable Performance?

Rizki, Adam Firman; Murwaningsari, Etty; Sudibyo, Yvonne Augustine

doi:10.32479/ijeep.13648

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“…Al-Bazali and Al-Zuhair (2022) utilized fuzzy logic to comprehensively assess the sustainability of the oil and gas industry. Moreover, Rizki et al (2022) combined green supply chain management (GSCM), enterprise resource planning (ERP), and environmental consciousness to enhance sustainability performance in manufacturing companies. In a more industry-specific context, Dally et al (2020) examined the interplay between personal carbon trading and carbon knowledge management to assess their combined impact on environmental sustainability in Thailand.…”

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A Framework on Setting Strategies for Enhancing the Efficiency of State Power use in Thailand’s Pursuit of a Green Economy

Sutthichaimethee

2024

IJEEP

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The objectives of this study are to investigate the efficiency of state power use in governing the country towards a green economy and to examine proactive strategies to enhance the efficiency of state power use. This study employs a mixed-methods research approach, including quantitative research involving the construction of a model, SEM-LCM-VECM, to assess the above efficiency. Additionally, the findings from quantitative research are integrated into qualitative research to formulate proactive strategies for exercising state power to foster sustainable development. The findings indicate that the use of state power for the development of a green economy, in accordance with the 20-Year National Strategic Plan and various development strategies of Thailand, has proven to be inefficient. This inefficiency stems from continuous growth in the economic and social sectors, while the environmental sector has consistently deteriorated. The most significant contributing factor directly impacting the environment is the economic sector, followed by the social sector. Moreover, Thailand's adaptability towards sustainability has been notably slow and falls below the established standards. If the government continues to use state power and pursue policies in a manner similar to the past, it is likely to have severe adverse consequences for the environment. This is due to the fact that reactive measures, including civil measures, administrative measures, and criminal measures, cannot effectively facilitate the development of a green economy. Therefore, the guidelines for addressing and formulating proactive strategies are of paramount importance and highly necessary for achieving sustainability. Research findings suggest that the government must establish reactive measures alongside proactive measures in economic aspects. These measures include 1) taxation and revenue collection; 2) subsidies and tax incentives; 3) financial enforcement incentives; 4) deposit systems and refund mechanisms; and 5) ownership and market creation systems. The study also reveals that countries efficiently implementing these economic measures for sustainability include European nations and Asian countries such as South Korea and Japan. Consequently, Thailand should consider applying the research findings to appropriately and efficiently shape the use of state power before the nation causes further irreparable damage. It is imperative that these proactive measures are pursued diligently and continuously to promote green economy policies and ensure sustainability in both the present and future.

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A Framework on Setting Strategies for Enhancing the Efficiency of State Power use in Thailand’s Pursuit of a Green Economy

Sutthichaimethee

2024

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“…In the same way, Umar et al (2021a) reported in the literature that there is a strong association between sustainable practices and different circular-economy practices within the organization. Furthermore, in a study by Rizki et al (2022) based on the geography of Thailand it is shown that there is a significant relationship between green purchasing practices and the eco-performance of the firm. In contrast, Zhang et al (2017) found a negative association between GSCM and the firm's productivity.…”

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Effect of industry 4 emerging technology on environmental sustainability of textile companies in Saudi Arabia: mediating role of green supply chain management

Bhatti,

Aljoghaiman,

Kaliani Sundram

et al. 2023

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PurposeThe research objective was to check the impact of industry 4 (I4) technologies on environmental sustainability (ENS) with the mediating role of green supply chain management (GSCM) of textile companies in Saudi Arabia.Design/methodology/approachData was collected from those respondents who were linked with management and also have knowledge of I4 technologies. The researchers distributed 500 questionnaires among respondents for data collection, 350 questionnaires were received, and used for analysis. The researchers employed the quantitative research approach and cross-sectional research design.FindingsThe results indicate that I4 has a positive effect on ENS and GSCM practices except for green purchasing where I4 has an insignificant impact on green purchasing. On the other hand, GSCM practices also significantly mediate between I4 and ENS except for green purchasing which has an insignificant mediating effect.Practical implicationsThis study has a great theoretical contribution to literature as it provides strategic insight to managers as well as policymakers. From the perspective of resource-based view, this study is supportive to use I4 technology practices in GSCM. Furthermore, the current research suggests managers to implement I4 technologies and adopt the GSCM practices. These practices should be part of environmental strategies. The implementation of these practices will assist in building a strong reputation and satisfaction of customers and to fulfill the requisites of stakeholders.Originality/valueThe research was conducted with the extended framework of the mediating effect of GSCM between I4 and ENS of Saudi Arabia textile companies which are considered to be a pioneer study in the extant literature.

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Does Green Supply Chain Management Improve Sustainable Performance?

Cited by 2 publications

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A Framework on Setting Strategies for Enhancing the Efficiency of State Power use in Thailand’s Pursuit of a Green Economy

A Framework on Setting Strategies for Enhancing the Efficiency of State Power use in Thailand’s Pursuit of a Green Economy

Effect of industry 4 emerging technology on environmental sustainability of textile companies in Saudi Arabia: mediating role of green supply chain management

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