Green supply chain management framework for supplier selection: an integrated multi-criteria decision-making approach

Ghosh, Sudipta; Mandal, Madhab Chandra; Ray, Amitava

doi:10.1080/17509653.2021.1997661

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“…Furthermore, partical mediation effect of environmental education is confirmed for supply selection on sustianble supply chain performance with indirect effects of beta values 0.44 with p-values 0.001. A recent study conducted in India by Ghosh et al (2021; also confirmed the role enviromental education for supply selection and sustianblilty supply chain performance. Another study conducted in Turkey on the manufacturing sector found that supplier selection and sustianble pefromance positvly related to each other (Asiaei et al, 2022;Yildiz et al, 2019).…”

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“…Therefore, the major cities of Pakistan have been targeted including Karachi, Lahore and Quetta for better representative of sample size from Pakistan as a developing country. Second methological contributions in this study is, similar study conducted in India with only 107 sample sizes (Ghosh et al, 2021). However, the present study increased the sample size from 107 to 250 in order to verify the previous study's findings.…”

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Mediating role of Environmental Education for Sustainable Supply chain Performance: Empirical Evidence from Chemical Companies of Pakistan

2023

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Previous studies have been conducted in developed countries, and only a few are conducted in developing countries. Furthermore, a contribution of this is that the mediating role of environmental education is considered in the present study. This study aimed to identify the mediating role of environmental education between internal environmental management, supplier selection, and green packaging on sustainable supply chain performance in Pakistan. A total of 250 chemical companies filled out the questionnaire. The findings of this study revealed a partial mediation effect of environmental education for internal environmental management, supplier selection, and green packaging in sustainable supply chain performance in Pakistan. However, the supplier selection results are more critical compared to internal environment management and green packaging due to the higher beta value. This study proposed a pivotal variable to achieve a sustainable supply chain in developing countries such as Pakistan.JEL Classification: Q01, Q51, Q54, Q56How to Cite:Junejo, I., Qureshi, F., & Khan, M. A. (2023). Mediating role of Environmental Education for Sustainable Supply Chain Performance: Empirical Evidence from Chemical Companies of Pakistan. Etikonomi, 22(1), 131–142. https://doi.org/10.15408/etk.v22i1.27139.

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Mediating role of Environmental Education for Sustainable Supply chain Performance: Empirical Evidence from Chemical Companies of Pakistan

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“…In this paper, the designed approach is applied to the selection of EMS suppliers during disasters. In the future, we can apply this method to other real-world decision problems and expands its applications, such as green supplier selection 19,71,72 , Medical diagnosis 73,74 , and safety risk assessment 75 .…”

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Enhancing group decision-making for emergency medical supplies supplier selection using T-spherical fuzzy information: An interaction and feedback mechanism-based approach

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Malik³

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Selecting a supplier for emergency medical supplies during disasters can be considered as a typical multiple attribute group decision-making (MAGDM) problem. MAGDM is an intriguing common problem that is rife with ambiguity and uncertainty. It becomes much more challenging when governments and medical care enterprises adjust their priorities in response to the escalating problems and the effectiveness of the actions taken in different countries. As decision-making problems become increasingly complicated nowadays, a growing number of decision-makers are likely to use T-spherical fuzzy sets (T-SFSs) rather than exact numbers. T-SFS is a novel extension of fuzzy sets that can fully convey ambiguous and complicated information in MAGDM. This paper proposes a MAGDM methodology based on interaction and feedback mechanism (IFM) and T-SFS theory. In it, we first introduce T-SF partitioned Bonferroni mean and T-SF weighted partitioned Bonferroni mean operators to fuse the evaluation information provided by experts. Then, an IFM is designed to achieve a consensus between multiple experts. In the meantime, we also find the weights of experts by using T-SF information. Furthermore, in light of the combination of IFM and T-SFWPBM operator, an MAGDM algorithm is designed. Finally, to demonstrate the viability of the suggested approach, an example of supplier selection for emergency medical supplies is provided. The influence of parameters on decision results and further comparative analysis confirmed the reliability and accuracy of the suggested approach.

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“…CE performance assessment is an MCDM-type problem, as it evaluates multiple criteria and alternatives and simultaneously reaches the most optimal decision. Although several MCDM tools are available, such as simple additive weighting or SAW (Ghosh, Bhowmik, et al, 2021), AHP (Ghosh et al, 2022a), TOPSIS (Ghosh et al, 2021a), COPRAS (Ghosh et al, 2022d), and GRA (Ghosh et al, 2022b), this research applies an integrated CRITIC-VIKOR approach that has not been previously used in this area. It adopts a three-phase methodology, namely, Phase 1: preparation phase, Phase 2: weight determination phase, and Phase 3: evaluation phase.…”

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“…The DM's attitude plays a vital role in selecting an optimal alternative. However, existing sensitivity analysis models overlook the DM's attitude toward evaluation criteria (Ghosh et al, 2022b). Hence,

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Attaining Sustainable Development Goals through embedding circular economy principles: Evidence from food processing small‐ and medium‐sized enterprises in India

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Raut,

Cheikhrouhou

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Various industries are gradually sifting away from the linear economy and toward the circular economy (CE), but its advancement is crawling far behind the environmental contamination by the food processing industry in developing countries. Hardly any research analyzes the CE performance of food processing small‐ and medium‐sized enterprises (FPSMEs) in an emerging economy context. Hence, developing a CE performance evaluation framework is imperative to facilitate this transition. This research proposes a comprehensive framework for evaluating CE performance based on three real‐world cases of Indian FPSMEs. Initially, 15 essential criteria are shortlisted from the literature and refined by the experts. Afterward, data are collected through questionnaires administered to experts and structured interviews. Next, this research employs a multi‐criteria decision‐making (MCDM)–based approach, in which the Criteria Importance Through Inter‐criteria Correlation (CRITIC) method is used to compute the objective weights of criteria and the Vlse Kriterijumska Optimizacija Kompromisno Resenje (VIKOR) method is used to determine the performances of FPSMEs and rank them accordingly. The results reveal that “investment in Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR),” “use of renewable energy,” “increase in scrap recycling rate,” “total emission,” and “total water consumption” are the top five criteria for CE performance. Investment in CSR emerges as the most influential criterion for strategic corporate transformation, which blends the notions of CE and CSR as a feasible solution for designing circular business processes.

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Green supply chain management framework for supplier selection: an integrated multi-criteria decision-making approach

Cited by 31 publications

References 54 publications

Mediating role of Environmental Education for Sustainable Supply chain Performance: Empirical Evidence from Chemical Companies of Pakistan

Mediating role of Environmental Education for Sustainable Supply chain Performance: Empirical Evidence from Chemical Companies of Pakistan

Enhancing group decision-making for emergency medical supplies supplier selection using T-spherical fuzzy information: An interaction and feedback mechanism-based approach

Attaining Sustainable Development Goals through embedding circular economy principles: Evidence from food processing small‐ and medium‐sized enterprises in India

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