Analysis of Collaborative Sustainable Practices in multi-tier food supply chain using integrated TISM-Fuzzy MICMAC model: A supply chain practice view

Sharma, Rashi; Kannan, Devika; Darbari, Jyoti Dhingra; Jha, P. C.

doi:10.1016/j.jclepro.2022.131271

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“…To achieve this goal, the study used an expert survey to identify and examine the key factors. To ensure robustness and mitigate potential limitations associated with experts from diverse fields, the research followed the “majority rule” principle of achieving consensus among experts (Sahoo & Thakur, 2023; Sharma et al, 2022). The results are discussed in length using the methodology described in Figure 2.…”

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Sustainability reporting for boosting national commitment and overcoming challenges: A hierarchical model

Paridhi,

Ritika

2024

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Sustainability reporting (SR) has emerged as a critical mechanism for organizations and nations to communicate their performance in terms of environmental, social, and governance (ESG). The present study investigates the challenges that prevent SR from being useful for system transparency and accountability. It identifies formidable barriers such as intentions, knowledge gaps, resource constraints, and the intricate nature of measurement metrics which necessitating a global collaborative efforts to improve SR's adaptability and acceptance within diverse systems. In addition, this pioneering research examines the factors that influence SR adoption and commitment at the national level. In the study, total interpretive structural modelling (TISM) is used to investigate the hierarchical relationship between factors while MICMAC analysis is administered to identify driver‐dependent connections. It reveals a multi‐layered structure in which macroeconomic factors such as political stability and resource availability drive regulatory effectiveness, operational factors such as administrative efficiency and awareness synergise for progress, and performance factors provide comprehensive insights into SR maturity at national level. The findings contribute significantly to the refinement of theoretical frameworks while emphasizing the importance of SR in advancing the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. It emphasizes on political will, resource allocation, and tailored regulatory frameworks for comprehensive reporting of sustainability. This study provides practical insights for managers, policymakers, and businesses navigating sustainability reporting. It identifies drivers of national SR commitment and guides corporate practices towards sustainable development goals. Understanding these issues strengthens risk management and governance, while advanced measurement tools facilitate assessment and communication. Overall, it empowers stakeholders to elevate their engagement in enhancing sustainability practices, refining governance structures, and informing policy formulation.

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Sustainability reporting for boosting national commitment and overcoming challenges: A hierarchical model

Paridhi,

Ritika

2024

Bus Strat Dev

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“…• In this framework, subjectivity of the judgments of decision makers is considered but uncertainty of their judgments is neglected. For handling the uncertainty of judgments, fuzzy theory, grey theory, or rough set theory could be used in future research (Sharma et al, 2022).…”

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“…This point should be addressed in future studies and the revalidation of framework should be carried out under a new data collection process. In this framework, subjectivity of the judgments of decision makers is considered but uncertainty of their judgments is neglected. For handling the uncertainty of judgments, fuzzy theory, grey theory, or rough set theory could be used in future research (Sharma et al, 2022). …”

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Analysis of supplier evaluation and selection strategies for sustainable collaboration: A combined approach of best–worst method and TOmada de Decisao Interativa Multicriterio

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Sustainable collaboration between manufacturer and supplier has emerged as a crucial supply chain decision for increasing business efficiency. In this study, a theoretical framework is proposed that uses practice‐based view to analyze key performance indicators (KPIs) for developing sustainable collaboration. Further, the current study proposes a novel three‐phase supplier evaluation–selection model to assess the incumbent suppliers on basis of KPIs for showcasing the applicability of theoretical framework. The model uses best–worst method (BWM) in the first phase for generating weights of KPI, adopts the TODIM approach in the second phase for evaluation of suppliers, and develops a supplier classification grid in the third phase for analyzing the impact of each selection strategy to be adopted. The novelty of the study is in evaluation of suppliers based on the KPIs with consideration of desirability as well as the potentiality metric and in consideration of the selection strategies, namely, supplier retention, supplier development, and supplier switching. A case study of India's leading home appliances company is taken to demonstrate the application of the current study. The result of BWM reveals that in terms of supplier's potentiality, “quality” emerges as a strong KPI while KPI “information disclosure” gains more importance while considering supplier's desirability towards strengthening the sustainable relationship. The TODIM grid analysis result suggests that suppliers with high performance in both metrics clearly qualify as the best suppliers and must be retained, while the suppliers performing low in both areas must be switched. For suppliers with metric values in conflict with each other, a trade‐off analysis is needed. Important research and managerial implications are drawn from the validation of the proposed framework, which can be useful for researchers and practitioners.

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“…The objective of the MICMAC analysis is to discover and break down the factors as per driving power and dependency (Sharma et al., 2022). The identified factors are categorised into four clusters depending on the driving power and dependency (see Table 2) based on the final reachability matrix, shown in Figure 4.…”

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Analysing the challenges to sustainable food grain storage management: a path to food security in emerging nations

Das

Barve

Sahu

et al. 2023

Int J of Food Sci Tech

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SummaryFood security is a critical concern for emerging nations, where agriculture is a vital source of livelihood for a significant proportion of the population. However, ineffective food grain storage management (FGSM) poses a substantial threat to food security, resulting in significant post‐harvest loss (PHL). This research aims to identify and analyse the challenges to sustainable FGSM in emerging nations, with a specific focus on India using Total Interpretive Structural Modelling (TISM) and Matrice d'Impacts Croisés Multiplication Appliquée á un Classement (MICMAC) analysis. The study identifies 15 critical challenges after doing a thorough literature review, consulting with industry experts, and a dedicated questionnaire survey. The study finds that inadequate government policies and a lack of commitment from the top management are the major challenges to sustainable FGSM. The combination of the qualitative and quantitative model provides a comprehensive understanding of the identified factors and their interrelationships, offering a logical framework to support decision‐making and encourage sustainability. This paper contributes to the broader debate on sustainable food production and consumption by highlighting the importance of sustainable FGSM in emerging nations.

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Analysis of Collaborative Sustainable Practices in multi-tier food supply chain using integrated TISM-Fuzzy MICMAC model: A supply chain practice view

Cited by 34 publications

References 77 publications

Sustainability reporting for boosting national commitment and overcoming challenges: A hierarchical model

Sustainability reporting for boosting national commitment and overcoming challenges: A hierarchical model

Analysis of supplier evaluation and selection strategies for sustainable collaboration: A combined approach of best–worst method and TOmada de Decisao Interativa Multicriterio

Analysing the challenges to sustainable food grain storage management: a path to food security in emerging nations

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