View Full Paper

Owner Consent Verified
Policy Brief 4.4

Renewable Energy Adoption in Supply Chain Managers: Policy And Regulation — Evidence from Latin America

5
Pages
Harvard
Style
~ 5–10 mins
Reading Time
Logistics Cold Chain Telemedicine
Abstract

This policy brief investigates “Renewable Energy Adoption in Supply Chain Managers: Policy And Regulation — Evidence from Latin America” using a agent-based simulation. Through a socio-technical lens, the analysis integrates multi-source data to derive a stakeholder-aligned blueprint for researchers and practitioners.

Download PDF Order Similar Paper Save

Renewable Energy Adoption in Supply Chain Managers: Policy And Regulation — Evidence from Latin America

ABSTRACT
Renewable Energy Adoption in Supply Chain Managers: Policy And Regulation — Evidence from Latin America is unpacked across themes: security, KPIs, benefits, and change enablement. Limitations and future research paths are noted.
1
Open full preview
Related Papers
Browse all
24 Pages 4.4
Public Health for City Planners: Governance And Risk | Evidence from North America
Risk Blockchain Marketing
View Paper
15 Pages 4.4
Behavioral Economics for Gen Z Shoppers: Sustainability Outcomes | A agent-based simulation
Impact Blockchain Finance
View Paper
36 Pages 4.8
Explainable AI for Healthcare Providers: Adoption Barriers | Evidence from South Asia
Food Systems Blockchain DevSecOps
View Paper