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A Literature Study on the Evolutions of Sustainable Supply Chain Management in Developing Economies.

Authors: Ampong Afoakwah Emmanuel1*, Elizabeth Serwaa Boateng Koomson2, Engr. Asase Komla Cyril3;

A Literature Study on the Evolutions of Sustainable Supply Chain Management in Developing Economies.

Abstract

The objective of this literature review was to evaluate the current body of research on sustainable supply chain management (SSCM) in developing countries, taking into account a global perspective. This paper provides a comprehensive analysis of the rapid growth of the subject from an evolutionary standpoint. Its objective was to understand the development of sustainability concerns by studying patterns in various industries and economies, and utilising different methodologies. Scientifically, it has come to light through this review that, supply chain sustainability is in upsurge. Also, supply chain sustainability is increasing innovations and inventions. Develop a framework for analyzing the impact of specific government policies or regulations on SSCM evolution in developing economies. Propose a model that considers the interplay between cultural factors and the adoption of sustainable practices within developing economies' supply chains.

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