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Managing Global Value Chains in a Sustainable Development Environment Fareniuk N. V.
Fareniuk, Nataliia V. (2024) “Managing Global Value Chains in a Sustainable Development Environment.” Business Inform 7:57–64. https://doi.org/10.32983/2222-4459-2024-7-57-64
Section: International Economic Relations
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Abstract: Managing global value chains is a critical aspect of modern business, which becomes even more relevant in the context of sustainable development. Global value chains include all stages of creating, manufacturing, and supplying products, from raw material suppliers to end consumers. Effective management of these chains helps to optimize costs, improve product quality, and meet customer needs. At the same time, the growing focus on sustainability requires businesses to integrate environmental, social, and economic aspects into their operations. That is why the presented article considers the main aspects of management of global value chains, taking into account the changing conditions of the modern global economic space. The aim of the presented study is to determine the theoretical, methodological and practical aspects of managing global value chains in the context of sustainable development. The main methods used in the preparation of the article are: the method of comparison to determine the features of the variable conditions of the modern global economic space; methods of analysis and synthesis to determine the components of the global value chain management system; methods of deduction and induction; method of generalization; logical method; analytical method; graphical and tabular methods for presenting the results obtained in the course of the study. The growing focus on environmental and social responsibility requires companies to integrate sustainability principles into value chain management. This includes reducing greenhouse gas emissions, using environmentally friendly materials, ensuring fair working conditions, and social responsibility. Managing costs, ensuring competitiveness, and adapting to changing market conditions are key economic challenges. Optimizing logistics, reducing storage and transportation costs, and improving inventory management are another aspects that are of importance. The use of modern technologies allows you to increase the efficiency of value chain management. The Internet of Things makes it possible to monitor in real-time, big data helps in analyzing and forecasting demand, and artificial intelligence contributes to the automation of processes. Consequently, managing global value chains in a sustainable environment is a challenging but necessary task for modern enterprises. The integration of environmental, social and economic aspects into management strategies allows for long-term competitiveness and sustainability. The use of modern technologies, the development of partnerships and the flexibility in responding to changes are key elements of successful value chain management in a sustainable development environment.
Keywords: circular economy, sustainable development, green economy, financing, financial instruments, circular business models, global value chains, regulation.
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Fareniuk Nataliia V. – Candidate of Sciences (Economics), Associate Professor, Associate Professor, Department of International Finance, Educational and Scientific Institute of International Relations Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv (36/1 Yuriia Illienka Str., Kyiv, 04119, Ukraine) Email: [email protected]
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