Incentivizing green entrepreneurship: A proposed policy prescription (a study of entrepreneurial insights from an emerging economy perspective)

Potluri, Seema; Phani, B.V.

doi:10.1016/j.jclepro.2020.120843

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“…They can be related to competencies (Santini 2017), environmental concerns and health consciousness (Kirkwood and Walton 2010), and consumer awareness from a products/services perspective (Walley and Taylor 2002). Recently, Potluri and Phani (2020) proposed a policy framework aimed at incentivizing GE. Through five case studies, they explored challenges to GE pertaining to economic issues, political will, government help, incentive policies, conventional thinking, bureaucracy, lack of support, lack of waste management systems in place, resistance to changing old practices, personal attributes, and innovative mechanisms.…”

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Barriers to Green Entrepreneurship: An ISM-Based Investigation

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Alidrisi

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Green entrepreneurship is a novel sustainability term. A strategy has recently been put forward to make a business greener by minimizing the harmful impact on the environment and committing to sustainability while maintaining financial imperishability. However, some barriers prevent its implementation to its full potential. This study aims at investigating such barriers following the interpretive structural modeling (ISM) approach for analyzing relationships among them and for their prioritization, for the effective construction of green entrepreneurship. The study revealed that collaboration among stakeholders of business activities is vital to green entrepreneurship. Results also show that R&D and technology are foundational to overcoming other barriers, such as the costs associated with green initiatives, lack of knowledge and subjective awareness in the market, shortage of investors and involvement of private sectors, government regulations, cultural differences, dominating industries, lack of incentive and support mechanism, and bureaucracy. Subsequently, the results indicated that overcoming these barriers will enable us to change the short-term mindset of investors towards green entrepreneurship. Implications of this study include using the revealed set of barriers and their modeled relationships for policymaking as well as the development of better targeted and more effective strategies to overcome these barriers, enabling its implementation to its full potential.

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Section: Green Entrepreneurship (Ge)mentioning

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Barriers to Green Entrepreneurship: An ISM-Based Investigation

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Iqbal

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“…Además, el éxito del emprendimiento verde requiere la integración de los tres pilares del desarrollo sostenible: económico, ambiental y social (Domańska et al, 2018), así como estabilidad legislativa y un entorno que facilite su crecimiento (Melay et al, 2017). En efecto, el emprendimiento verde se concibe como una opción para resolver el conflicto entre la rentabilidad de las innovaciones y sus implicaciones ambientales (Potluri & Phani, 2020).…”

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“…Estos emprendimientos tienen dinámicas particulares en función del mercado en el que operan (Vatansever & Arun, 2016). Los emprendimientos verdes se pueden entender como aquellos negocios que tienen como objetivo lograr el crecimiento económico haciendo un uso racional de los recursos naturales y evitando la contaminación (Potluri & Phani, 2020).…”

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“…Específicamente, el estudio de Haldar (2019c) Adicionalmente, las revisiones bibliográficas previas han explorado desde diferentes perspectivas el emprendimiento sostenible (Gast et al, 2017;Haldar, 2019c;Levinsohn, 2013). No obstante, el emprendimiento verde es un tema relevante y poco investigado, especialmente en los países en desarrollo (Haldar, 2019b;Potluri & Phani, 2020). Considerando lo anterior, el objetivo del presente artículo es analizar la literatura científica relacionada con el emprendimiento verde desde la perspectiva de la firma y del emprendedor.…”

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“…Considerando lo anterior, el objetivo del presente artículo es analizar la literatura científica relacionada con el emprendimiento verde desde la perspectiva de la firma y del emprendedor. Adicionalmente, a partir de las categorías temáticas identificadas, se proponen líneas de investigación para profundizar en el fenómeno del emprendimiento verde como concepto emergente (Haldar, 2019b;Potluri & Phani, 2020). Con ese objetivo, se realizó una revisión sistemática exploratoria, considerada como un diseño de investigación que ofrece una forma eficaz para obtener una visión crítica de la estructura de investigación de un campo de conocimiento.…”

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Existe una tendencia creciente hacia la creación de negocios verdes, como respuesta a los problemas ambientales. Sin embargo, la literatura destaca la necesidad de comprender mejor este tipo de emprendimientos. En ese orden de ideas, el presente trabajo analiza la literatura científica relacionada con el emprendimiento verde desde dos perspectivas: individual y empresarial. Primero, se describen las tendencias en este campo de investigación considerado como emergente y luego se realiza un análisis de contenido para identificar los principales dominios temáticos. Esta revisión sistemática exploratoria incluye 18 artículos empíricos publicados entre 2010 y 2020 e indexados en la base de datos Scopus. Los resultados indican que, desde la perspectiva empresarial, la literatura se enfoca principalmente en el análisis de los facilitadores, las prácticas y las condiciones para el desarrollo de emprendimientos verdes. Por otra parte, desde la perspectiva individual, los estudios abordan la intención emprendedora. Adicionalmente, se encontró que ambas perspectivas analizan la relación entre el emprendimiento verde y la innovación.

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Sustainability has always been a concern of humankind in one form or the other. Still, it has come into sharper focus after the promulgation of the sustainable development goals in 2015 and the disruptive forces unleashed by the COVID‐19 pandemic. Supply chain management is an aspect of business operations wherein the need for sustainability has been felt more keenly. The academic and business understanding of various nuances of incorporating sustainability, particularly environmental concerns in the supply chain, is still evolving. Our study seeks to enrich the growing literature in the area by proposing to uncover a novel, logical sequence of intangible supply chain resources that can amplify the impact of green supply chain management practices (GSCMPs) on business performance. We use the dual‐theoretical lens of a resource‐based view and stakeholder theories to conceptualize the sequential mediational role of supply chain visibility, resilience, and robustness between GSCMP and performance. Analyzing data collected from 318 individuals working in the manufacturing sector in the United Kingdom, we found a positive direct association of GSCMP with performance and the serial mediational role of visibility and robustness between the two. The findings of our study are pertinent for theorists as well as managers.

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Incentivizing green entrepreneurship: A proposed policy prescription (a study of entrepreneurial insights from an emerging economy perspective)

Cited by 54 publications

References 33 publications

Barriers to Green Entrepreneurship: An ISM-Based Investigation

Barriers to Green Entrepreneurship: An ISM-Based Investigation

Hacia una comprensión conceptual del emprendimiento verde

Greening of supply chain to drive performance through logical integration of supply chain resources

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