This study analyses the relationship between green supply chain management and business performance. Green supply chain management was handled in context of green purchasing, green design, green production, green marketing, green distribution and reverse logistics. For this purpose, a research has been conducted on 103 companies, which have Izmır Chamber of Commerce membership. This research has quantitative research methods according to environmental applications of companies. Within the main hypothesis, the relationship between green supply chain management and subordinate elements of business performance is also examined. As a result of this research, significant relations have been found between green supply chain management and firm performance. Also, recommendations concerning green supply chain management have been included in this study.

Background: Green supply chain management (GSCM) practices are vital to environmental protection. Many large-scale companies claim that GSCM applications are implemented in their business (with ISO 14001 documents, advertisements, etc.). The purpose of this study is to reveal the relationships between GSCM applications and the operational, environmental, and financial performance of the business. In addition, GSCM practices applied in the business ensure that what is done from the perspective of the final customer. It also determines the external pressures that affect the businesses most in protecting the environment. Methods: The study consists of two parts. The data in the first part includes the lower, middle and senior managers working in the construction sector operating in Turkey. The data in the second part includes the final customers located in Yenice, Çanakkale. Results: GSCM applications affect the operational, environmental, and financial performance of the business positively. Additionally, similar results were obtained for the final customers. However, there are differences in the degree of impact of both outcomes. Conclusions: GSCM applications in Turkey protect the environment while searching for the efficiency of the business. However, it seems that the GSCM applications of the business are not fully informed or understood by the final customers. In addition, business employees see that the first factor that will push people to become environmentalists is customer pressure, and the second is the pressure of nongovernmental organizations. The final customers, on the other hand, give priority to environmental awareness first and nongovernmental organizations second. State authority is in the third place.

This paper explored advancement in what performance factors affect Green Supply Chain Management practices of the firms. Data was collected through survey questionnaire, adopted and disseminated to 200 different employees working in different organizations based in Karachi that were associated with supply chain management activities. Data was analyzed using Structural Equation Modeling. Results showed that environmental and financial performance of organization has no statistically significant association with green supply chain management. Whereas, organizational performance produced a positive and significant impact. The results are significant for managers of manufacturing organizations in improving the practices of green supply chain management and achieve competitive position in the industry.

The purpose of the study was to determine the effect of green practices on operational performance of warehouses in Mombasa County. inventory management practices in Warehousing firms in Mombasa County. A crucial element for successful operational performance in warehousing firms is adoption of green practices. Adoption of green operations results in the proper utilization of scarce resources while keeping the environment free from harmful products (Juriah, 2015). Warehousing green practices is increasingly growing globally and warehousing firms in Kenya have embraced green practices such as green purchasing, green packaging, green energy, reverse logistics, eco-design, green logistics, green marketing et cetera. Despite the growing interest on green warehousing among academicians and practitioners, the green warehousing practices literature is still limited and terse. The study specifically examined the effect of 4Rs, green purchasing, green packaging, reverse logistics and green energy on operational performance. This study was anchored on resource based view theory, institutional theory and theory of planned behaviour. The research design applied was the descriptive survey design to find out the relationship between green practices and operational performance. A census survey of 48 Warehousing firms in Mombasa County was carried out. The study utilized primary data collection methods by use of structured questionnaire which were administered through “drop and pick” method. Data was analysed by computerized package known as Statistical Package for Social Science (SPSS) software. The coefficient of determination (R2), ANOVA analysis, Pearson correlation analysis and multivariate regression analysis was used to determine the correlation between the green practices and operational performance of the Warehousing firms in Mombasa County.

Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises or MSMEs are a business group with a very large number in Indonesia. According to the Central Statistics Agency (BPS) the number of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) is 64,000,000 MSMEs and the City of Probolinggo has 33,395 MSMEs. Indonesia ranks second in Asia as the country that produces the most plastic waste after China. High waste production and the majority of the MSME industry make it important to implement Green Supply Chain Management.This study aims to determine the impact of the Green in Store Processes dimension on Performance Outcomes through the mediation of the Green Supply Chain Processes dimension with the research object of MSMEs in Probolinggo City.This study uses quantitative methods with multivariate analysis methods in data processing assisted by SmartPLS. Data was collected by distributing questionnaires using a Likert scale as a measurement scale. Data processing in this research is Direct and Indirect using Smar...

The aim of this study to determine the effect of waste treatment standards, the company's internal environment, and the company's external environment on Green Supply Chain Management at timber companies in Lumajang Regency. This type of research is quantitative by looking for causal relationships. The object of this research is a timber company in Lumajang Regency. The sampling technique used was Non Probability Sampling and the technique chosen was purposive sampling with a total of 70 respondents. As The independent variable consists of waste treatment standards, the company's internal environment and the company's external environment. The dependent variable is Green Supply Chain Management. The data analysis technique used is descriptive statistics with multiple linear regression analysis. The results of this study indicate that partially the waste treatment standards and the company's internal environment have a significant effect on Green Supply Chain Mana...

The objective of the ongoing study is to analyze the influence of cooperation with the customer, green purchasing and investment recovery on the environmental performance of the manufacturing companies of Bandung city Indonesia. The secondary aim of the current article is to examine the mediating role of supply chain management among the links of cooperation with the customer, green purchasing, investment recovery and environmental performance of the manufacturing companies of Bandung city Indonesia. The data has been obtained from the employees of manufacturing companies by using questionnaires while this data has been analyzed by using smart-PLS. The results indicated that green purchasing and investment recovery have a positive impact on the environmental performance of the manufacturing companies of Bandung city Indonesia. The results also exposed that supply chain management positively mediated among the links of cooperation with the customer, green purchasing, investment recov...

School grounds and fields are an integral part of many students' lives. Pesticide laws focused on school grounds/ fields are beginning to take shape around the world. A body of literature has examined the health implications of pesticides on school children, faculty and staff. However, little research has examined the impact of changing pesticide regulations on the grounds/field quality and expenses. The present study focused on the prevention and practices in a school relative to mold growth and pest control towards a healthier school environment. Thus, the result was significant at p < .05. This means the null hypothesis was rejected relative to the mold growth prevention practices. Moreover, a t-value of 1.18292, with the p-value of .135401, resulted in the acceptance of the null hypothesis at p < .05. Thus, there were no significant differences in the assessment of pest management control practices. The most important strategy is communication and cooperation among school officials, teachers, staff, custodians, and parents. How people use and manage a school determines the pest problems that will occur. Regular inspections and monitoring to detect molds and pests before they become a problem, making it easier to manage them in less toxic ways. Inspections, information on the molds and pest's life cycle, setting action thresholds, and information on how the school facility is used to determine when and what action is taken. By adopting a cautious approach, schools can reduce or even eliminate the risks associated with pesticides altogether using simple, low-cost methods, thereby practicing sensible steps towards a healthier school environment.