Measuring carbon performance for sustainable green supply chain practices: a developing country scenario

Ali, Sadia Samar; Kaur, Rajbir; Ersöz, Filiz; Altaf, Bothinah; Basu, Arati; Weber, Gerhard‐Wilhelm

doi:10.1007/s10100-020-00673-x

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“…The search has been conducted again on 21 June 2021 with the same keywords. This search has identified 65 new articles after application of all exclusion criterion, which shows that the topic is still growing (Acquah et al , 2021; Afum et al , 2020; Agyabeng-Mensah et al , 2020, 2021; Alexandrou et al , 2021; Ali et al , 2020; Altaf et al , 2020; Bag et al , 2020; Chand et al , 2018; Chauhan and Singh, 2018; Dai et al , 2021; Dubey et al , 2017; Gupta et al , 2020; Liu et al , 2020; Mojumder and Singh, 2021; Sahu et al , 2018; Shibin et al , 2020; Stekelorum et al , 2021). Table 1 only categorizes 189 reference papers according to their area of focus.…”

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Green supply chain management pressures, practices and performance: a critical literature review

Choudhary

Sangwan

2021

BIJ

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PurposeThe concept of green supply chain management (GSCM) is evolving rapidly due to the environmental concerns and gaining popularity in the research community. This study critically analyze the literature of GSCM pressure, practice and performance for manufacturing enterprises based on the results of bibliometric, network and frequency analyses.Design/methodology/approachScopus database is used for literature search. Bibliometric network and frequency analysis are used to critically review the evolution of identified constructs and measures of GSCM pressure, practice and performance.FindingsThis study has identified that the selected topic is in growing stage through the collaborative effort of the worldwide researchers. This study also shows the diffusion of influence in developing countries and there are enormous opportunities of research in these regions. The study finds evaluation of GSCM constructs and measures with time and shift in focus areas by the researchers. The study suggests more focus on the measurement of informative pressures, reverse logistics practices and negative impact on economic performance due to the adoption of GSCM practices. There is a need of simultaneous analysis of GSCM pressures, practices and performance to identify the cascading effect in different regions and industrial sectors and developed a conceptual framework to identify this effect. This study also observes the need of more quantitative measures-based case studies and suggests the use of life cycle assessment for the quantification of environmental performance.Originality/valueThis study for the first time has analyzed a specific topic of GSCM pressure, practice and performance through bibliometric and network analyses. This study critically reviews the constructs and measures of GSCM pressure, practice and performance and identified the future research directions.

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Section: Review Methodologymentioning

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Green supply chain management pressures, practices and performance: a critical literature review

Choudhary

Sangwan

2021

BIJ

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“…In addition, the competition strategy and pricing strategy between the upstream and downstream of the supply chain encourage enterprises to compete continuously in the market and promote carbon emission reduction. Enterprises' low-carbon awareness and corporate culture have become key factors in promoting the operation of LCSCs, especially corporate social responsibility (Tidy et al, 2016;Ali et al, 2020;Modak and Kelle, 2021). Owing to this awareness, enterprises are more willing to invest in new technologies, such as blockchain, big data analysis, and cloud computing, to increase the traceability and transparency of the supply chain, increase the trust of consumers, and promote the balance between profits and emission reduction (Singh et al, 2015;Esmat et al, 2021).…”

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Visual analysis of low-carbon supply chain: Development, hot-spots, and trend directions

Luo

Huang

Bai

2022

Front. Environ. Sci.

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A low-carbon supply chain is generally a clean practice to achieve carbon peak and neutralization; it transforms supply chain management into a green economy, aiming to reduce energy consumption, reduce pollution and achieve sustainable development in all parts of the supply chain. However, there are few specific reviews of low-carbon supply chains to date. Therefore, this article provides a comprehensive analysis of the literature on low-carbon supply chains, explores the current knowledge system, evolution trend of topics, and future research directions, and enriches the green economy framework. A systematic analysis was conducted using bibliometric and content analysis. Up to 1,811 articles from 2003 to 2021 were selected, discussed, and analyzed. This study found that the low carbon supply chain is a growing research topic. Some influential authors, the geographical distribution of articles, and subject categories in this field were also identified. Next, five clusters, which are logistics management, carbon accounting, driving forces, sustainability management, and barriers, were defined using exhaustive content analysis. The evolution trend of significant topics, mainly including global value chain, additive manufacturing, deterioration, and decarbonization, was explored. Finally, we proposed a future research agenda for low-carbon supply chains and further deepened the green economy’s knowledge structure.

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“…ISSN 2345-0282 (online) http://jssidoi.org/jesi/ 2022 Volume 10 Number 2 (December) http://doi.org/10.9770/jesi.2022.10.2(6) Tseng et al, 2019). Consequently, many multinationals have been recognised as the substantial drivers in facilitating the smooth execution of sustainable SCM practices (Ali et al, 2020), as well as the demand to look into the interests of investors and engender competitive advantage for their enterprises (Roy, Silvestre & Singh, 2020). The primary focus of SCM practices is to optimise the level of customer satisfaction because customers are the critical stakeholders of organisations.…”

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Impact of supply chain management strategies on firms’ sustainable performance: a case of an emerging economy

Kato¹,

Manchidi²

2022

JESI

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In recent times, there has been growing popularity and importance of supply chain management (SCM) among academics and the business fraternity in emerging economies. At present, every company's long-term survival, prosperity, and value chain creation are at risk since they rely on an enterprise's level of supply chain growth. The increasing demand for sustainable development of large companies in emerging economies indeed entails an inclusive array of SCM practices beyond mere logistics enhancement and automation so that these companies can overcome the persistent concerns in the current supply chain ecosystem. Therefore, this study attempts to fill these gaps by examining how sustainable supply chain management strategies can assist firms in emerging economies, especially South Africa, to achieve sustainable growth and a competitive advantage in the global market. The study used a mixed method approach and surveyed 100 JSE-listed companies, supplemented with in-depth interviews from 46 respondent companies. The findings expose a significant positive impact of SCM practices in achieving success and sustainable growth for multinational companies. These results suggest that firms operating within emerging markets should adopt SCM practices in their business processes with a broader consideration of environmental sustainability issues and production cost implications. This study contributes significantly to the literature to assist in planning supply chain practices linked with the UN SDGs. The paper also offers robust insight and an excellent understanding of the implications of the SCM strategies on promoting opportunities for sustainable growth in an emerging economy context.

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Measuring carbon performance for sustainable green supply chain practices: a developing country scenario

Cited by 47 publications

References 89 publications

Green supply chain management pressures, practices and performance: a critical literature review

Green supply chain management pressures, practices and performance: a critical literature review

Visual analysis of low-carbon supply chain: Development, hot-spots, and trend directions

Impact of supply chain management strategies on firms’ sustainable performance: a case of an emerging economy

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