Abstract
The paper aims to identify key performance variables of green supply chain management (GSCM) practices to achieve sustainable development goals. It develops a comprehensive structural relationship between various performance variables for GSCM for sustainability in Indian automobile industries. With the help of expert opinions from industry professionals and extant literature review, fifteen key performance variables have been identified and stated as these variables attempt to achieve the sustainability goals in GSCM practices. The Technique for Order Preference by Similarity to the Ideal Solution (TOPSIS) method is employed to develop the model and then rank them. The results of this study show that supplier willingness towards GSCM, Adoption of technology advancement adoption, and top management commitment have emerged as top three key variables while organizational motivating, encouragement of sustainable product, and government support systems are identified as the bottom three parameters. It also helps to achieve the priority basis to create a greener platform in the automobile industry. The study helps the managers, practitioners, and policymakers in making strategic and tactical decisions for better sustainability in the Indian Automobile industries in the context of GSCM practices. The critical inputs show the GSCM in the firms being more proactive and well prepared. The novelty of this research lies in the requirement of GSCM as most automobile companies set up their plants for awareness of economic, social and environmental development. The performance variable identified to improve organizational performance to contribute to sustainable development improvements in the practices and policies
Highlights
The results of this study show that supplier willingness towards green supply chain management (GSCM), Adoption of technology advancement adoption, and top management commitment have emerged as top three key variables while organizational motivating, encouragement of sustainable product, and government support systems are identified as the bottom three parameters
The researchers who have identified a green supply chain with sustainability created all around the Automobile industry and focused on the environmental performance part of sustainable development.The environment development has to identify the supply chain in association, which identified the GSCM performance in coordinating the material flow through the supply chain to fulfill the criterion of the interest the delivery of the product
The findings proved that the effect for Automobile companies is significant when it is possible to improve the performance of both three critical aspects simultaneously, namely, environmental, economic, and operational performance (Green et al, 2012)
Summary
There has been a changing trend in management as well as the operation of global manufacturing These environmental and social issues are becoming more critical in managing any corporation. Green supply chain management (GSCM) During the last decades, despite corporate responsibility for global sustainability is playing an increasingly important role in the modern production system. Nowadays companies make efforts to find out the performance variable and prevent them in performance improvement and sustain the supply chain process Still, they are unable to implement GSCM. This research paper aims to follow these research questions such that: (i) what are the GSCM focused performance variables to developing sustainability in Automobile organizations? This paper endeavors to address the above-stated research questions and set out the following research aims: (i) To identify various GSCM focused performance variable to developing sustainability in Automobile organizations; (ii).
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