Greening of supply chain to drive performance through logical integration of supply chain resources

Sustainability has always been a concern of humankind in one form or the other. Still, it come into sharper focus after promulgation sustainable development goals 2015 and disruptive forces unleashed by COVID-19 pandemic. Supply chain management is an aspect business operations wherein need for sustainability felt more keenly. The academic understanding various nuances incorporating sustainability, particularly environmental concerns supply chain, still evolving. Our study seeks to enrich growing literature area proposing uncover novel, logical sequence intangible resources that can amplify impact green practices (GSCMPs) on performance. We use dual-theoretical lens resource-based view stakeholder theories conceptualize sequential mediational role visibility, resilience, robustness between GSCMP Analyzing data collected from 318 individuals working manufacturing sector United Kingdom, we found positive direct association with performance serial visibility two. findings our are pertinent theorists as well managers.