Product servicing for lifespan extension and sustainable consumption: An optimization approach

Barriers to green supply chain management: An emerging economy context

“…Although conducted in the context of garment industry of Bangladesh, the result is consistent with that of (Anisul Huq et al, 2014) who highlight that incentives from government through different subsidies on green materials/products while embossing heavy financial penalties on polluting practices are needed to increase the adoption of GSCMP. This scenario is also consistent with other studies conducted in the context of other emerging economies (Blok et al, 2015); (Nazzal et al, 2013). For example, Majumdar and Sinha (2019) find that financial incentives from the government, such as financial rewards or private-public investments to improve green capabilities, are effective in motivating the practitioners of emerging countries of Southeast Asia to adopt GSCMP.…”

Towards a theory of sustainable consumption and production: Constructs and measurement

“…Later studies (e.g. Spangenberg et al, 2010;Young et al, 2010;Lin and Huang, 2012;Nazzal et al, 2013) have investigated the impact of factors and issues such as values and attitudes, learning, and product attributes, as well as the integration of social, economic, environmental and institutional aspects to explain SCP and related behaviours.…”

Linking product design and durability: A review and research agenda

“…For example, renting, leasing, and reuse are covered in this topic as strategies to reduce resource consumption and promote material recirculation. Approaches identified were focused on leasing, renting, and remanufacturing ( Kerdlap et al., 2021 ; Mont et al., 2006 ), servitization ( Nazzal et al., 2013 ), and lifetime extension ( Bauer et al., 2016 ; Ertz et al., 2019 ; Jensen and Remmen, 2017 ). In terms of product design, some research works have analyzed CE strategies to promote PSS based on product use and replacement, second-hand use, product discard, and the collection and processing of materials through recycling ( Bocken et al., 2016 ; Franco, 2019 ; Zeeuw Van Der Laan & Aurisicchio, 2019 ).…”