An Empirical Study On Innovative Supply Chain Models For Sustainable Sourcing Of Handicraft Products

This study examines cutting-edge supply chain strategies that prioritize ethical production, environmental preservation, and economic empowerment for the sustainable procurement of handmade goods.We investigate empirically how well decentralized, cooperative, and digital marketplace-driven solutions can improve the market accessibility and financial success of craftspeople.Results show that fair-trade networks and technology-driven platforms greatly increase the sustainability and transparency of supply chains.Furthermore, incorporating the concepts of the circular economy promotes waste reduction and environmentally responsible production.The report provides insights for businesses, craftspeople, and governments to build robust and ethical supply chains by highlighting best practices and strategic frameworks for striking a balance between sustainability and profitability.The global handicraft business has many obstacles to overcome in order to ensure efficient supply chains and sustainable sourcing.This study investigates cutting-edge supply chain approaches that promote ethical sourcing, technology integration, and community empowerment for handmade products.The study looks into successful sustainable model case studies and makes suggestions for stakeholders, such as companies, legislators, and artisans.

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International Journal of Research Publication and Reviews
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2025-03-01
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https://doi.org/10.55248/gengpi.6.0325.1317
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Quality and Supply Management
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An Empirical Study On Innovative Supply Chain Models For Sustainable Sourcing Of Handicraft Products

Mohit Jain, Prof. Dr. Swapna Patawari
International Journal of Research Publication and Reviews
Quality and Supply Management
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An Empirical Study On Innovative Supply Chain Models For Sustainable Sourcing Of Handicraft Products

Mohit Jain, Prof. Dr. Swapna Patawari
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This study examines cutting-edge supply chain strategies that prioritize ethical production, environmental preservation, and economic empowerment for the sustainable procurement of handmade goods.We investigate empirically how well decentralized, cooperative, and digital marketplace-driven solutions can improve the market accessibility and financial success of craftspeople.Results show that fair-trade networks and technology-driven platforms greatly increase the sustainability and transparency of supply chains.Furthermore, incorporating the concepts of the circular economy promotes waste reduction and environmentally responsible production.The report provides insights for businesses, craftspeople, and governments to build robust and ethical supply chains by highlighting best practices and strategic frameworks for striking a balance between sustainability and profitability.The global handicraft business has many obstacles to overcome in order to ensure efficient supply chains and sustainable sourcing.This study investigates cutting-edge supply chain approaches that promote ethical sourcing, technology integration, and community empowerment for handmade products.The study looks into successful sustainable model case studies and makes suggestions for stakeholders, such as companies, legislators, and artisans.

International Journal of Research Publication and ReviewsVol. 6(3)
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Openalex Percentile: Top 88%
Quality and Supply Management
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