The world does not stand in one place. We live in a reality where the world is developing at a very high speed. Industrial and technological development has led to significant economic growth. Population growth causes an increase in material consumption. This almost certainly has a negative impact on the environment and society as a whole, such as a lack of natural resources, environmental issues, and natural disasters. Implementing Circular Economy practices and a Sustainable supply chain can significantly decrease the company’s environmental impact. The master thesis aims to demonstrate the Circular Economy and Sustainable supply chain opportunities in Kazakhstan. Apply empirical settings and case study approach by analyzing Kazakhstan and Almaty city as platforms for CE and SSC implementation. Provide theoretical background related to CE and SSC. Moreover, the thesis demonstrates the analysis of Kazakhstani companies, by providing primary quantitative research. Based on quantitative research, the thesis suggests the policy and managerial implications for effective SSC and CE implementation to the Kazakhstani government and companies.
The world does not stand in one place. We live in a reality where the world is developing at a very high speed. Industrial and technological development has led to significant economic growth. Population growth causes an increase in material consumption. This almost certainly has a negative impact on the environment and society as a whole, such as a lack of natural resources, environmental issues, and natural disasters. Implementing Circular Economy practices and a Sustainable supply chain can significantly decrease the company’s environmental impact. The master thesis aims to demonstrate the Circular Economy and Sustainable supply chain opportunities in Kazakhstan. Apply empirical settings and case study approach by analyzing Kazakhstan and Almaty city as platforms for CE and SSC implementation. Provide theoretical background related to CE and SSC. Moreover, the thesis demonstrates the analysis of Kazakhstani companies, by providing primary quantitative research. Based on quantitative research, the thesis suggests the policy and managerial implications for effective SSC and CE implementation to the Kazakhstani government and companies.
Sustainable supply chains and circular economy practices
KADYROVA, ALUA
2022/2023
Abstract
The world does not stand in one place. We live in a reality where the world is developing at a very high speed. Industrial and technological development has led to significant economic growth. Population growth causes an increase in material consumption. This almost certainly has a negative impact on the environment and society as a whole, such as a lack of natural resources, environmental issues, and natural disasters. Implementing Circular Economy practices and a Sustainable supply chain can significantly decrease the company’s environmental impact. The master thesis aims to demonstrate the Circular Economy and Sustainable supply chain opportunities in Kazakhstan. Apply empirical settings and case study approach by analyzing Kazakhstan and Almaty city as platforms for CE and SSC implementation. Provide theoretical background related to CE and SSC. Moreover, the thesis demonstrates the analysis of Kazakhstani companies, by providing primary quantitative research. Based on quantitative research, the thesis suggests the policy and managerial implications for effective SSC and CE implementation to the Kazakhstani government and companies.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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