Greening your business: nexus of green dynamic capabilities, green innovation and sustainable performance

Mubeen, Ayesha; Nisar, Qasim Ali; Patwary, Ataul Karim; Rehman, Sumaira; Ahmad, Waqar

doi:10.1007/s10668-023-03574-6

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“…Many studies have examined external and internal factors that impact GI, but very little has studied GVCC (Chang, 2019). Stakeholders are forced to take the initiative for firm green environmental and customer services (Mubeen et al, 2023), face the market issues, as well as force the conventional firms to take interest in becoming the part of green process (Tuan, 2021). Firm's failure to become the part of the green process may affect the stakeholder's interest and may also harm the FP (Richard et al, 2003).…”

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“…Stakeholders show interest in developing friendly environmental sustainable goods and services (Tuan, 2021). The firm's GBS are important for GVCC to achieve GI (Mubeen et al, 2023). Furthermore, GVCC promotes friendly green products and practices (Yahya et al, 2022).…”

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“…Furthermore, GVCC promotes friendly green products and practices (Yahya et al, 2022). However, in order to satisfy the stakeholders, firms are paying much attention towards the green environment and GBS for green ideas that implement and develop the relationship between GVCC and GI (Mubeen et al, 2023).…”

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confidence: 99%

“…GVCC helps the firm recognize the opportunity, strengthen the relationship among partners, and gain legitimacy (Mubeen et al, 2023). Prior research revealed that a firm's green absorptive capacity (GAC) is used to absorb the potential external information for GI along with environmental legitimacy (Arfi et al, 2018;Li et al, 2018;Yahya et al, 2022).…”

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China's manufacturing industry environmental regulations portray a strategic change towards sustainable development. The study examines how green business strategies and competencies enhance green innovation for manufacturing firm performance. The study approach included surveying senior managers from Chinese manufacturing firms. The hypotheses were tested running partial least squares structural equation modeling using 459 firms. The results reveal the complex relationships between these factors, showing how value co‐creation and absorptive ability generate innovation and business performance through green strategies and capabilities. Furthermore, green value co‐creation enhances a firm's green innovation and helps to achieve firm performance. This study contributes to the corpus of knowledge on sustainable manufacturing techniques and helps firms succeed in an environmentally conscious society.

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“…It also shows a strong relationship between environmental responsibility and environmental performance. In Mubeen and Nisar's [36] research concerning the influence of green dynamic capabilities and green practices on the sustainable performance of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), with a specific emphasis on the pivotal roles of green value creation and green innovation, the findings indicate a significant relationship between green dynamic capabilities and green practices and green innovation, mediated by green value co-creation. This study offers valuable insights to SME practitioners, emphasizing the significance of integrating green innovation and green value creation into their business strategies as a means to improve sustainable performance.…”

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Sustainable and Circular Hotels and the Water–Food–Energy Nexus: Integration of Agrivoltaics, Hydropower, Solar Cells, Water Reservoirs, and Green Roofs

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The hotel industry in Iran faces critical challenges that underscore the urgent need for sustainable practices, specifically in the realms of energy, water, and food. Despite industry growth, a mere three percent of hotels fall into the five- and four-star categories, emphasizing the need for widespread adoption of sustainable practices. Focused on Ramsar in Mazandaran, the study underscores the importance of eco-friendly strategies to tackle challenges related to the food–water–energy nexus. Employing the SCOC, Fuzzy BWM, and Z-MARCOS methods, the research proposes a robust framework for evaluating hotel development strategies. The case study reveals a concentration of hotels in Khorasan Razavi, Mazandaran, and Tehran, urging prioritization of sustainable practices in these regions. Analyzing Ramsar’s climate, the study suggests leveraging solar energy and implementing green roofs, emphasizing an integrated approach to achieve eco-friendly hotel construction. Furthermore, the research provides a prioritized set of strategies based on SCOC, aligning with criteria regarding the water–energy–food nexus. It emphasizes internal strengths, opportunities, and strategic technology partnerships while acknowledging external challenges such as political stability and climate change risks. The discussion introduces an Importance–Performance Analysis (IPA) to guide managerial decisions, presenting an insightful perspective for effective strategy implementation in Iran’s evolving hotel industry.

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Responding to the UN sustainability goals in transdisciplinary partnership through network action learning

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The global water crisis, an enormous concern according to the World Economic Forum, poses a significant challenge to long-term sustainability, exacerbated by the high energy demand associated with water supply and treatment. As the renewable energy sector grows, the need for green technologies to support the water-energy nexus becomes evident. However, mere technological advancements are insufficient to address complex water-related challenges. This paper presents a transdisciplinary collaborative effort involving engineers, geographers, management researchers, and environmentalists working with practitioners in a cross-border network. The study explores through action learning research how, in a transdisciplinary partnership, network action learning influences the exploration and implementation of novel green technology and the development of innovation capabilities. The research is structured around three themes: green technology platforms, policy support and guidance, and dissemination and collaboration. It identifies the factors impacting technology exploration and application and how concurrently green innovation capabilities are developed. The study emphasizes the significance of transdisciplinary collaboration and offers valuable insights into addressing UN Sustainability Goals related to clean water, sustainable industry, and partnerships. It contributes to innovation capability theory and provides practical guidance to researchers, practitioners, and policymakers, emphasizing the need for holistic approaches to address the water-energy crisis and achieve sustainable development.

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Greening your business: nexus of green dynamic capabilities, green innovation and sustainable performance

Cited by 14 publications

References 93 publications

Green horizons: Unleashing green innovation through green business strategies and competencies

Green horizons: Unleashing green innovation through green business strategies and competencies

Sustainable and Circular Hotels and the Water–Food–Energy Nexus: Integration of Agrivoltaics, Hydropower, Solar Cells, Water Reservoirs, and Green Roofs

Responding to the UN sustainability goals in transdisciplinary partnership through network action learning

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