Green Supply Chain Management: A Primer

Sadiku, Matthew N. O.; Omotoso, Adedamola A.; Musa, Sarhan M.

doi:10.31142/ijtsrd21541

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“…Already now, novelties fail not so much because of the lack of necessary ideas and discoveries but because of a hostile environment. Studies on sustainability (Sadiku et al, 2019;Kropp, 2018;Stock et al, 2017) have shown that purposeful communication, knowledge, raising awareness, guidelines, and models bring about less change than internalisation of cost structuring and clear regulatory methods. In order to enhance dynamism of sustainability-oriented innovations and transformation processes, the most promising solution would be consistent restructuring of unsustainable infrastructure systems.…”

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The Role of Communication and Creativity in the Implementation of Sustainability and Sustainable Innovations

Atkočiūnienė,

Siudikienė,

Girnienė

2024

Creativity Studies

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Sustainable development becomes a strategic goal of modern business organizations and an aspiration to ensure long-term economic growth through the creation of innovative products and services, saving resources and their sustainable use, nurturing the environment, and contributing to the creation of public welfare. It should be noted that communication and creativity constitutes a significant part of the innovation generation and implementation process. Promotion of idea generation, the interpretation of the need for innovation, the provision of opportunities for expressing new ideas, the development of relationships both within the team itself and with stakeholders are important in each phase of communication. The article presents the research, the purpose of which is to determine how creative communication solutions condition the involvement of the organization’s stakeholders, developing sustainability and creating sustainable innovations in Lithuanian business organizations. The applied research method is qualitative content analysis of the web pages of the largest Lithuanian business organizations, seeking to collect data on the essential organization of sustainable innovation development activities, challenges and features of stakeholder involvement. The data required for the research was collected by reviewing the publicly available information of 100 websites of Lithuanian business organizations in order to determine the essential communicated sustainability topics. Documents related to sustainable activities of organizations were also investigated (sustainability performance reports, corporate social responsibility reports, etc.). The results of the study show that Lithuanian business organizations consider the development of a sustainable activity strategy an important priority in the near term. However, although they understand the need for sustainable activities, developing sustainable innovations by involving stakeholders in these activities is difficult due to the lack of such practices and various organizational factors.

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The Role of Communication and Creativity in the Implementation of Sustainability and Sustainable Innovations

Atkočiūnienė,

Siudikienė,

Girnienė

2024

Creativity Studies

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“…From what was stated above, it is clear that there is a gap between the actual reality and the green supply chain, as the results can be summarized and tabulated in table (7). The source was prepared by the researcher based on the results of the checklists for green supply chain management…”

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Assess the reality of implementing the green supply chain management

Abd,

alsabbagh,

Jassim

2024

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The research aims to determine the size of the actual gap in green supply chain management in the General Company for Food Products / Detergent Production Directorate, which is represented by a set of dimensions (green purchasing, green design, green manufacturing, green marketing, reverse logistics), The research problem is represented by the environmental pressures exerted by the state, as well as to limit non-renewable resources and environmental pollution, and the high level of operation, which leads to an increase in environmental pollutants and the resulting waste, pollutants, and high costs borne by the company, which may increase and multiply in the future. The research adopted a case study approach to achieve the objectives of the study and reach the required scientific facts. The General Company for Food Products/Detergent Production Directorate was chosen as the spatial boundaries to conduct the study, and checklists were used to collect data to reach facts related to implementing the system and achieving the research objectives. Field experience, observation and discussion were also relied upon, and a number of statistical tools were used. To get the arithmetic mean. The results showed that there is a gap in the application of the dimensions of the green supply chain in the General Company for Food Products / Detergent Production Directorate, as it achieved (71.08%) of the total application rate, and this means that it is weak in most of its aspects.

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Green Supply Chain Management: A Primer

Cited by 2 publications

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The Role of Communication and Creativity in the Implementation of Sustainability and Sustainable Innovations

The Role of Communication and Creativity in the Implementation of Sustainability and Sustainable Innovations

Assess the reality of implementing the green supply chain management

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