The Extent Usage Of Green Supply Chain Management (GSCM) And Impact On Environmental Performance In Manufacturing SMEs In Melaka, Malaysia

Hassan, Mohd Najmi (2017) The Extent Usage Of Green Supply Chain Management (GSCM) And Impact On Environmental Performance In Manufacturing SMEs In Melaka, Malaysia. Project Report. UTeM, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

The increased attention given to the topic of Green Supply Chain Management (GSCM) warrants the writing of this paper. The increase number of environmental problems due to the global warming phenomena is the key driver for the manufacturing SMEs to use the of Green Concept. The Government of Malaysia play the roles in overcome the problems by bringing a green initiative to the manufacturing SMEs. The study is focus on Melaka, Malaysia due to the Melaka is the first country in Malaysia used green initiatives. This study aimed to investigate the extent usage of Green Supply Chain Management (GSCM) and impact on environmental performance in manufacturing SMEs. The objective of this study was specifically; i) To examine the extent usage of GSCM practices (Green purchasing, Reverse logistics and Green manufacturing) in manufacturing companies. ii) To examine the impact of GSCM practices (Green purchasing, Reverse logistics and Green manufacturing) on environmental performance in manufacturing companies. The survey is conducted by using probability sampling methods under quantitative research. The sampling used is multiple cluster sampling to get primary data by using questionnaire. Respondents were encompassed of 234 manufacturing SMEs used green initiatives around Melaka, Malaysia.

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