An Evaluation of Green Logistics for Corporations a Stakeholder’s Approach: A Case of Nigeria

The studies will concentrate on the following areas: green logistics, transport corporations, SMEs, in addition to their impact at the surroundings, society, and the circular monetary concepts and education in Nigeria. although earlier research on the subject exists, only some have been centered on the field of inexperienced logistics in Nigeria. Green logistics is essentially studied in literature inside the global context, but little or no studies exists if you want to better apprehend what the role of inexperienced logistics is in sustainable development. This research fills an opening in previous research with the aid of exploring the phenomenon of inter-company green logistics training and call for in a real deliver chain context. The theoretical basis of this studies could be Stakeholder’s principle, which is a theory of organization control and business ethics that addresses morals and values in coping with an enterprise. companies may be searching to communicate their environmental performance to outside stakeholders, but may not always discover this clean to do because they will lack full information of the merchandise, methods, and materials flowing through their supply chains. The drivers, barriers, and blessings of implementing those practices in Nigeria will be explored and a framework could be drafted for organizations, SMES, the environment, economics, and society.

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Journal of Cross-Disciplinary Sustainability Innovations
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2025-08-08
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https://doi.org/10.64229/5cdwtv97
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Sustainable Supply Chain Management
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An Evaluation of Green Logistics for Corporations a Stakeholder’s Approach: A Case of Nigeria

Sujan Balami
Journal of Cross-Disciplinary Sustainability Innovations
Sustainable Supply Chain Management
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An Evaluation of Green Logistics for Corporations a Stakeholder’s Approach: A Case of Nigeria

Sujan Balami
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The studies will concentrate on the following areas: green logistics, transport corporations, SMEs, in addition to their impact at the surroundings, society, and the circular monetary concepts and education in Nigeria. although earlier research on the subject exists, only some have been centered on the field of inexperienced logistics in Nigeria. Green logistics is essentially studied in literature inside the global context, but little or no studies exists if you want to better apprehend what the role of inexperienced logistics is in sustainable development. This research fills an opening in previous research with the aid of exploring the phenomenon of inter-company green logistics training and call for in a real deliver chain context. The theoretical basis of this studies could be Stakeholder’s principle, which is a theory of organization control and business ethics that addresses morals and values in coping with an enterprise. companies may be searching to communicate their environmental performance to outside stakeholders, but may not always discover this clean to do because they will lack full information of the merchandise, methods, and materials flowing through their supply chains. The drivers, barriers, and blessings of implementing those practices in Nigeria will be explored and a framework could be drafted for organizations, SMES, the environment, economics, and society.

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