Technical, economic, and environmental performance assessment of manufacturing systems: the multi-layer enterprise input-output formalization method

Castiglione, Claudio; Pastore, Erica; Alfieri, Arianna

doi:10.1080/09537287.2022.2054743

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“…• Weighting approaches (13 publications): Weighting approaches refer to approaches where criteria are weighed and thus prioritized [8,26,28,[31][32][33][34][35][36][37][38][39][40].…”

Section: Requirements For a Methodsmentioning

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“…That means that most approaches perform at least some sort of prioritization. Only methods [32][33][34]39] do not prioritize the sustainability goals as part of their methods.…”

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“…Only Refs. [35,40] define the system boundary as part of their method, and [39] implicitly considers the system boundary since the method focuses not so much on the assessment of interdependencies and conflicts between goals but on data acquisition.…”

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Identifying and Dealing with Interdependencies and Conflicts between Goals in Manufacturing Companies’ Sustainability Measures

Koch,

Sauer

2024

Sustainability

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Companies are increasingly focusing on sustainable business practices. Internal and external stakeholders’ expectations manifest in legal requirements, national and international standards, and market and customer expectations, among other things, must be considered. In addition to profit maximization, which is the usual target for corporate management, management must consider environmental sustainability aspects such as resource efficiency, greenhouse gas intensity, and a company’s emissions behavior. In addition, social aspects related to the company’s employees, the immediate urban environment, the situation in the supply chain, and effects on the market environment must increasingly be considered. Specifically, companies are faced with the challenge of dealing with conflicting objectives regarding the various aspects of sustainability and, if necessary, weighing them up against each other. These trade-offs must be made against the company’s socio-economic and ecological environment, corporate strategy, and sustainability goals. This paper provides an overview of current approaches and research gaps on this topic through a literature review. It highlights the lack of methods and frameworks to specifically deal with trade-offs and conflicts between goals.

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“…• Weighting approaches (13 publications): Weighting approaches refer to approaches where criteria are weighed and thus prioritized [8,26,28,[31][32][33][34][35][36][37][38][39][40].…”

Section: Requirements For a Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…That means that most approaches perform at least some sort of prioritization. Only methods [32][33][34]39] do not prioritize the sustainability goals as part of their methods.…”

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Identifying and Dealing with Interdependencies and Conflicts between Goals in Manufacturing Companies’ Sustainability Measures

Koch,

Sauer

2024

Sustainability

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“…Industrial cluster entities that promote the exchange and use of underutilized materials significantly affect production systems' economic and environmental performance (Worrell et al, 2016;Castiglione et al, 2022). For instance, the economic and environmental-related benefits derived from exchanges of water and steam for reuse are illustrated by Brings Jacobsen (2006), who concluded that IS must be understood in terms of individual and collective approaches toward the economic and environmental performance of industrial sustainability.…”

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Enhancing sustainability within industrial cooperative networks through the evaluation of economically compromised entities

Ismail

Al‐Ansari²

2023

Front. Sustain.

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IntroductionWhile promoting sustainable industrial cluster development using the circular economy perspective, the increased use of underutilized materials results in compromised profitability in the cooperative network. The focus is to evaluate the external financial support required in industrial clusters against specific objectives and highlight the potential beneficiaries and losers in financial terms because of industrial symbiosis while closing material loops.MethodThis study provides an agent-based approach to record the system response based on three case studies to demonstrate the potential cost variations: The first case is about utilizing only naturally available resources by all the industrial entities and is taken as a base case. The second case is about targeting the lowest cost for each product, and the third one provides a sustainable and flexible solution by targeting the best transformation methods and materials.ConclusionThe study concludes with valuable insights to identify the economically compromised entities in an industrial cluster network by considering economic deviations beyond a critical value. It can help take concrete measures in the form of incentives or investors subsidies by governmental organizations, regulators, and policymakers to intervene and stimulate markets through targeted financial support/policies to the compromised entities. This results in improved materials loop closing, essentially promoting sustainable production systems in industrial clusters. Additionally, such financial support/incentives also influence the scarcity or accumulation of by-products or low-value materials, ultimately improving the industrial network's environmental and economic performance.

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“…Specifically, the problem is that shopping bags have managed to become an important issue to debate with sustainable consumption, and this is because shopping bags are usually manufactured from essential resources wasted and consumed everyday by individuals' lifestyles. In addition, there have been some improvements in the sustainability and environmental performance in the producing process of shopping bags and improving its quality (Castiglione, Pastore, & Alfieri, 2022;Ritch et al, 2009).…”

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Consumer Perception of Sustainable Shopping Bags and Its Effect on Their Purchase Intention: Case Study on Seoudi Market in Egypt

Halim

Tawifk

Sheikh

2022

MSA-Management Sciences Journal

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the paper aims to study the relationship between environmental concerns and subjective norms on consumers' perception towards green product and the factors that influences people's intention towards using them, especially sustainable shopping bag using survey data from 453 respondents. The study uses Chi-square test via Kruskal-Walis test to determine if the hypotheses were accepted or rejected. The existence of the relationship between variables was proven via the measuring of Spearman Correlation. The research indicated that there is a positive relationship between environmental concerns and consumers' perception of green products. Finally, the results show there is a confident relationship between the consumer's perception towards green products and purchase intention of green products. Based on the research findings, policy implications and suggestions to further promote shopping bags are discussed.

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Technical, economic, and environmental performance assessment of manufacturing systems: the multi-layer enterprise input-output formalization method

Cited by 21 publications

References 65 publications

Identifying and Dealing with Interdependencies and Conflicts between Goals in Manufacturing Companies’ Sustainability Measures

Identifying and Dealing with Interdependencies and Conflicts between Goals in Manufacturing Companies’ Sustainability Measures

Enhancing sustainability within industrial cooperative networks through the evaluation of economically compromised entities

Consumer Perception of Sustainable Shopping Bags and Its Effect on Their Purchase Intention: Case Study on Seoudi Market in Egypt

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