➢ Evaluates the preparedness of chain to create, realise and distribute value effectively;➢
Compares the environmental impact of different activities along the chain, and➢ Assesses …

Purpose–The paper shows how sustainable value chain analysis (SVCA) can be used as a
diagnostic tool to identify misalignment between resource allocation and consumer …

Purpose–Value chain analysis (VCA) can expose strategic and operational misalignments
within chains, and the consequential misallocation of resources, and hence opportunities for …

The way organizations manage their value chain has changed dramatically over the past
decade. Today, organizations take account of economic issues, but they also adopt a …

The book owes its origin to the two International Conferences that were organized by the
Editors in New Delhi (International Conference on Agribusiness in Emerging Economies …

The global market for agricultural products is highly competitive and demanding. Suppliers
are required to comply with an ever-growing set of standards, some of which are legislated …

The term “value chain” as well as the method of value chain analysis have their origins in
two concepts: the francophone term of “filiére”; and the anglophone term of “commodity …

Abstract Value Chain Analysis (VCA) is a tool for analysing the nature and source of value
within a supply chain and the potential for reducing waste therein, with the focus explicitly on …

The chapter provides an overview of sustainability performance evaluations of a supply
chain. It introduces a new methodology for sustainability assessment of food supply chains …

Promoting sustainability in business operations requires that products, processes as well as
the entire supply chain (the system) is designed and operated taking account of not only …