Evaluation of sustainable energy planning scenarios with a new approach based on FCM, WASPAS and impact effort matrix

İ̇lbahar, Esra; Kahraman, Cengiz; Çebı, Selçuk

doi:10.1007/s10668-022-02560-8

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“…Producing food often involves a network of interconnected SCs and includes several processes [6]. Decisions and management systems that impact sustainability performance are developed and implemented by SC members, particularly in the operations and marketing departments [7,8]. The manufacturing capacities of most SC members must meet sustainability credentials, which have a significant impact on green marketing [9].…”

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Sustainable Performance Assessment towards Sustainable Consumption and Production: Evidence from the Indian Dairy Industry

Kumar

Choubey

2023

Sustainability

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The current global economic status quo is widely seen as unsustainable in the food sector. The field of sustainability science is still rather fragmented, covering a wide range of techniques and issues, despite the large number of publications in this area. Due to population growth, the food supply chain (FSC) and farmers have to produce more food. The UN estimates that one-third of edible food is wasted, producing greenhouse gases. A balance must be struck between company operations and social, environmental, and economic activities for sustainable development of the FSC. To assist FSC organizations in managing sustainable advancement, this study created a methodology for the assessment of sustainable performance. We provide a sustainable assessment system using a fuzzy analytic hierarchy process, fuzzy VIKOR, and fuzzy TOPSIS. Our research framework evaluated the sustainability of three cooperative-society-run Indian dairy firms. Our study gives environmental criteria the highest weight (0.33) and social criteria the lowest (0.16), with economic reasons (0.306) and business operations (0.204) falling in the middle. Supply chain costs, on average, are given the highest weight, and capacity utilization, the lowest weight. Three dairy industries are ranked (DPI3, DPI1, and DPI2) based on sustainable performance. By modifying the maximum set utility value and validating VIKOR results with TOPSIS, we have checked the robustness of this performance assessment tool. This research aids dairy businesses in achieving several Sustainable Development Goals, including sustainable production and consumption, through the regular assessment of their sustainable performance.

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Sustainable Performance Assessment towards Sustainable Consumption and Production: Evidence from the Indian Dairy Industry

Kumar

Choubey

2023

Sustainability

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Cognizing waste: a comprehensive quantitative and characterization analysis of municipal solid waste in Coimbatore City Municipal Corporation, India

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Manimekalan,

Ramaswamy

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Making Use of CISID Framework in the Design of Online Service-Learning Engagements

Abenir

2024

Effective and Meaningful Student Engagement Through Service Learning

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This study evaluates the co-innovate for sustainable impact and development (CISID) framework's impact on online service-learning (SL) courses at Ateneo de Manila University, with a focus on development studies students in the school year 2022-2023. Employing a mixed-method approach, it utilizes pre-test/post-test surveys and thematic analysis of reflections. Findings indicate significant enhancements in knowledge application, personal and professional skills, civic engagement, and self-awareness after a yearlong CISID experience. Themes summarized by the PROVEN acronym—practical relevance, rigor, optimal development, vibrant engagement, empathic learning, and nifty course materials and delivery—reinforce the improvements. Despite a limited sample size and the online service-learning context, the research supports extending CISID to various teaching modes, highlighting its potential for fostering comprehensive, empathetic education tailored to complex social challenges. Future research should explore CISID's applicability in diverse and on-site educational settings.

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Evaluation of sustainable energy planning scenarios with a new approach based on FCM, WASPAS and impact effort matrix

Cited by 3 publications

References 73 publications

Sustainable Performance Assessment towards Sustainable Consumption and Production: Evidence from the Indian Dairy Industry

Sustainable Performance Assessment towards Sustainable Consumption and Production: Evidence from the Indian Dairy Industry

Cognizing waste: a comprehensive quantitative and characterization analysis of municipal solid waste in Coimbatore City Municipal Corporation, India

Making Use of CISID Framework in the Design of Online Service-Learning Engagements

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