Juliandina, Martina
(2022)
Green Supply Chain Management Affecting Organization’S
Sustainability Performance In Indonesia Wooden Furniture Industry.
Masters thesis, Perpustakaan Hamzah Sendut.
Abstract
Indonesia is a major producer of hardwood tropical logs and sawn wood,
plywood and other boards, paper-making pulp. However, due to reported differently,
the amount and value of Indonesia's wood production is difficult to estimate with
precision and does not count. There are different threats to the forest in Indonesia,
ranging from large-scale logging operations to clearing the scale of family farmers,
from clear-cutting to making way for industrial agriculture to frequent fire destruction.
The main purpose of this study is to identify the factors such as environmental
leadership, green innovation initiative and customer engagement that can affect the
organization's sustainability efficiency. The bureaucratic barrier that Indonesia's
domestic furniture industry faces is becoming the object of publicity. The study was
conducted in Jepara, Indonesia in which 164 registered with the Indonesia Furniture
Promotion Council will be the main focus of the target population. The study findings
suggested that environmental leadership, green innovation and partnership with
customers are important and have a positive relationship to sustainability success. The
findings in this study have shown that support from the government is the key to
achieving sustainable efficiency.
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