Challenge Sustainability Supply Chain From Perspective Organization Readiness To Achieve SDGs: Scoping Review

Abstract

The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) established by the United Nations provide a global framework for addressing significant environmental, social, and economic issues. Achieving these objectives in Asia necessitates a significant degree of organizational preparedness, particularly for supply chain sustainability. Aligning supply chain practices with the SDGs poses a considerable challenge for organizations. This paper examines the critical elements of organizational preparation that present significant obstacles to attaining the SDGs. In this scoping review performed utilizing the Web of Science (WoS) and Scopus databases to ascertain the characteristics of published scientific literature on this subject and to identify the emerging themes regarding the challenges of sustainable supply chains from the perspective of organizational readiness to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). This study discovered four primary topics and seventeen sub-themes on organization ready to challenge sustainable supply chain for SDGs. Tech Infrastructure, Stakeholder Engagement, Policy Frameworks, and Sustainability Initiatives are the main topics. Most research examine learning, according to the review.  These worldwide goals require bespoke solutions that cater for the region socio economic, cultural, and legal complexity, which this study underlines as a major organizational readiness barrier. The study lists technology infrastructure, stakeholder participation, policy frameworks, and sustainability programs as challenges. This study highlights leadership, technical innovation, legislative frameworks, and multi stakeholder collaboration in overcoming obstacles and enabling sustainable supply chains to advance the SDGs.