Responsive the Influence of Organization Compatibility on Green Supply Chain Management Efforts to Improvement Environmental Performance

Abstract

The purpose of this study to explore the concerns that are increasing in the industries about the Environmental-friendly processes and understand the role of organization compatibilities in adopting green supply chain management practices and its effect on the organization’s performance. Nonrandom and purposive sampling has been carried out to collect the responses of target professionals and a close ended questionnaire also provided to gather the data of different manufacturing companies. Further, data has been analyzed through PLSSEM. Organizational compatibilities for any firm are crucial as much as other compatibilities which leads to mainly in internal environmental management systems of organization to improve application of green supply chain practices. However, performances of organization in scope of operational and environmental performance, it has directly relation with GSCM activities. Environmentally friendly culture in both firm and its supply chain partners can be cost effective. The industrialists and environmentalists must pressurize more institutional influence on the organizations in order to meet the requirements for environment-friendly practices to improvement its organization performance which should be the motivating element for all stakeholders and policy makers to add these practices in their processes and SOPs as well.