Green supply chain management (GSCM) is the practice of integrating ecological sustainability processes that utilize the concept of the 4Rs (reduce, reuse, recycle, and reclaim) into the production, logistics, and end-of-life management of conventional supply networks. The book shows readers how to build a green supply chain by combining the efforts of operations management, purchasing, logistics, and marketing, and emphasizes looking outside the business to create long-term partnerships. The book covers key topics that include the benefits of GSCM and the factors and determinants of effective GSCM practices, along with discussions of green distribution, green procurement and purchasing, green logistics, green marketing, green warehousing, green transportation, and more. The authors present effective green supply chain management practices being used today and explore the role of industry 4.0 software tools in creating sustainable supply chain management in emerging markets.

Mohammed Majeed, PhD, MBA, is a Senior Lecturer at Tamale Technical University, Ghana, where he is Head of the Department of Marketing. His research interests include branding, hospitality and tourism, and social media in service organizations. He lectures part time at many Ghanaian public universities and also acts as a reviewer for many journals in management, hospitality, and marketing. Dr. Majeed has published in journals such as the Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Insights and Cogent Business & Management.

Kirti Agarwal, PhD, MBA, is Professor and Director at ITERC College of Management, Delhi, India, since 2013, having earlier served at several other institutions in India. Dr. Agarwal has published more than 50 research papers and has chaired technical sessions at international conferences in Bangkok and Kathmandu. She has also authored books on commerce and management subjects for distance learning programs and is also running the Smt. Vimla Devi Education Society and KAAV Media Private Limited, which are associated with many public and private educational institutes and corporate houses. Dr. Agarwal is an editorial board member of several national and international journals and Editor-in-Chief at Kaav Publications.

Ahmed Tijani, PhD, MBA, is Manager of Corporate Affairs at the IT Minerals Commission, Accra, Ghana. His research interests are corporate governance, stakeholder relationship, local content and participation, relationship marketing, development communication, and extractive industry policy, regulation, and management. He has a PhD from the University of Professional Studies, Accra, Ghana, and holds an MBA in corporate governance, among other degrees.