The Implementation of Sustainable Manufacturing Practice in Textile Industry: An Indonesian Perspective

Muhardi, Muhardi; Cintyawati, Cici; Adwiyah, Rabiatul; Hami, Norsiah; Hashim, Rushanim; Omar, Salmah; Shafie, Shafini Mohd

doi:10.13106/jafeb.2020.vol7.no11.1041

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“…But yet although, there is no clarity among academics regarding the definition of sustainable manufacturing because this idea has continued to evolve and change from year to year (Moldavska & Welo, 2017). In conclusion, sustainable manufacturing practices can be defined as the policies, techniques, and processes that companies can use to produce their, manufactured goods while minimizing adverse environmental effects and paying more attention to the safety of workers, customers, and communities (Muhardi et al, 2020). The manufacturing industry has a significant impact on world economies.…”

Section: Sustainabilitymentioning

confidence: 99%

“…They have outlined the steps involved in putting sustainable manufacturing concepts into practice based on several studies. The process was divided into four basic stages: problem definition and research, sample creation, solution development and cooperation, and production (Muhardi et al, 2020). A company should first outline the issues it is facing and then conduct a thorough market analysis to learn as much as possible about the present state of its internal and external affairs.…”

Section: Stages In Implementing Sustainable Manufacturingmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Globalization, technical advancement, and population growth all had a significant impact on the manufacturing sector globally. These factors have also influenced competitiveness for more stringent markets as well as increased demand for energy and natural resources to create more products (Muhardi et al, 2020). By creating job opportunities and developing industrial links through economic activity, the manufacturing sector has made a substantial contribution to socio-economic growth (Herman, 2016).…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Given the significance, of the implementation of sustainable manufacturing, many researchers focus more on studies about this idea and its application in developed nations, but there are few studies about the application of this problem in developing nations because its application is still insufficient. In the meanwhile, achieving sustainable development goals (SDGs) may depend on sustainable manufacturing (Muhardi et al, 2020). Therefore, the purpose of this study is to evaluate the main practices of sustainability and their implementation in the manufacturing sector.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Identifying the critical success practices of sustainability and their implementation in the manufacturing sector of Pakistan: an exploratory factor analysis

Wassan

Memon

Mari

et al. 2023

J APPL RES TECH ENG

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The concept of sustainability is increasingly discussed in organizations whether they are large firms or SMEs as a sign of environmental awareness of consumer knowledge of product quality. This study provides a better understanding of how sustainability practices are being implemented in the manufacturing sector which is one of the most promising sectors in the world. The aim of this paper is to identify the critical success factors of sustainability and their implementation in the manufacturing industries. The data was collected through a questionnaire survey from the manufacturing industries of Karachi and Hyderabad Sindh Pakistan. In-depth information about the sustainability concept in the company was collected by using the questionnaire survey technique. The data was analysed by using descriptive and exploratory factor analysis. The study also developed a conceptual framework that helps in improving the business, sustainability, and financial performance. This framework consists of three practices (economic, environmental and social) with twelve sub-practices (Cost management, research and development, limited landfilling, Environmental pollution, product lifecycle, resource consumption, public welfare, industrial health and safety, and stakeholder) of sustainability, these practices aim is to bring effective performance in the manufacturing industries of Pakistan. The proposed framework of this study will give an important vision that will enable Pakistani industries to get benefit from the sustainability implementation. Moreover, this study will also provide an understanding of how sustainability would help manufacturing industries to obtain a competitive advantage in the global marketplace. The finding of this study would serve as a guideline for business management as they developed a strategy for achieving sustainable performance. Additionally, this study will offer a preliminary step for future research on manufacturing industries in sustainable manufacturing.

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Identifying the critical success practices of sustainability and their implementation in the manufacturing sector of Pakistan: an exploratory factor analysis

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Mari

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“…Technological progress is a critical factor in Society 5.0 and Industry 4.0 (Holroyd 2020). In preparation for this super-smart society and high-efficiency industry, manufacturing firms, as key players in the Indonesian economy, must advance their technology Muhardi et al (2020). The technological advancement appears in capital-intensive and labor-intensive firms, such as those in the food processing sector Hidayatno et al (2019).…”

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Technological Progress in Indonesian Food Processing

Suyanto¹,

Sugiarti²,

Tanaya³

2021

Proceedings of the 18th International Symposium on Management (INSYMA 2021)

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Technological progress is a critical factor in Society 5.0. Firm technological progress reflects the advancement in firm knowledge. This current study analyzes the key determinants of technological progress in 393 Indonesian food processing companies to assess the readiness to pursue Society 5.0. Adopting the knowledge spillover framework in the endogenous growth theory, this study shows the importance of internal (firm age and firm size) and external factors (export orientation and import intensity) to enhance technological progress. The results from dynamic panel data GMM estimations confirm that firm age, export, and import intensity trigger technological advancement, while firm size does not significantly affect technological progress. These findings suggest the involvement of Indonesian food processing firms in export and import activities in preparing to face Society 5.0.

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Job attributes of key Sri Lankan construction professionals in addressing the challenges associated with climate change

Sandaruwan,

Bihara Janardana,

Manoharan

2023

IJDRBE

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Purpose Construction professionals are the major contributors to developing a sustainable construction industry, whereas architects, engineers and quantity surveyors are the key construction professionals who must play extraordinary roles in achieving better sustainable construction. Therefore, this study aims to identify the job attributes of key Sri Lankan construction professionals in addressing challenges associated with climate change. Design/methodology/approach The study adopted a mixed research approach. A literature review and preliminary semi-structured interviews were used to appraise the job roles of architects, engineers and quantity surveyors in addressing challenges associated with climate change. The data collected through the qualitative approach were used in an online questionnaire survey, and the findings were analysed using the relative index method. Findings The findings highlight that regardless of the knowledge of the professional category on green rating tools, carbon footprint, adaptation of renewable energies for the reduction of energy consumption, building information modelling-related applications and waste management concepts/practices are the foremost job attributes required for the key Sri Lankan construction professionals in addressing challenges associated with climate change. Research limitations/implications The results from this study provide a handful of guidance to construction industry professionals, national and international professional institutions, non-governmental organisations and other relevant authorities to address climate change within the built environment by identifying ways for improving the relevant key job attributes of construction industry professionals. Originality/value To the best of the authors’ knowledge, this is the first study that explores the job attributes of key Sri Lankan construction professionals in addressing the challenges associated with climate change.

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The Implementation of Sustainable Manufacturing Practice in Textile Industry: An Indonesian Perspective

Cited by 6 publications

References 18 publications

Identifying the critical success practices of sustainability and their implementation in the manufacturing sector of Pakistan: an exploratory factor analysis

Identifying the critical success practices of sustainability and their implementation in the manufacturing sector of Pakistan: an exploratory factor analysis

Technological Progress in Indonesian Food Processing

Job attributes of key Sri Lankan construction professionals in addressing the challenges associated with climate change

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