The document discusses green supply chain management (GSCM), which aims to reduce a company's carbon footprint through aligning sourcing, manufacturing, distribution, transportation, and recycling processes. GSCM provides financial benefits like increased revenue and reduced costs. Environmental benefits include reduced emissions, waste, and fuel consumption. Social benefits involve optimizing warehouse space, transportation routes, and logistics networks. However, barriers to implementing GSCM include adapting to customer and supplier changes, the costs of changing processes, and difficulties measuring return on investment.

1. Green Supply Chain
Management
Its benefits, implementation & barriers while
implementation
Prepared by: M Shoaib Iqbal
Roll no: 405070

2. What is GSCM?
The alignment of sourcing, manufacturing,
distribution, transportation and
remanufacturing/recycling processes with the goal
of reducing a company’s carbon footprint.

3. Financial
Benefits
Increased revenue
Reduced costs
Increases asset utilization
Enhanced costumer services
Environmental
Benefits
Reduced community impacts
Noise reduction
Traffic congestion avoidance
Health
Safety
Security
Reduced wastes
Increased energy efficiency
Reduced emissions
Reduced water emissions
Reduced fuel consumption
Social
Benefits
Design warehouse to
optimize use of space &
worker productivity
optimize
Transportation routes
& reverse logistics
Design logistics
network to be
energy efficient
Environmental & Social Benefits of GSCM
Transport & reverse
logisticsProduction & Storageplanning

4. Barriers while implementing GSCM
 Customers preferences
 Suppliers adapting to change
 Cost of implementing process
 No concrete way to measure return on investment
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