INTELLECTUAL CAPITAL, GREEN SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT AND SUSTAINABLE PRODUCTION

Abstract

Purpose: The aim of this research is to how intellectual capital can directly and indirectly contribute to the sustainable production through green supply chain adoption the objective of this study is to examine the impact of intellectual capital on sustainable production. Methodology & Design: A quantitative approach was adopted for this study with 5- point Likert scale and the data was collected through primary and secondary means the sample size of the data is 384 Krejcie and Morgan, (1970) regression analysis is going to be done with a cause-and-effect relationship. Findings: the findings shows that the relationship between the dependent and independent shows a positive relationship and have a significant impact on the research and the mediating variable shows no mediation towards the DV and IV and hence it gives an indication that GSCM doesn’t have a significant impact towards SP and IC Limitations: Small sample size, data collecting hurdles, limited analysis depth, possible bias, lack of longitudinal perspective, limited causal inference, validation difficulties, time limits for literature study, and limited peer review possibilities are among them. Recommendations Embracing intellectual capital and green supply chain management practices can lead to sustainable production, fostering environmental responsibility and driving long-term economic and social well-being in the country.