Analytical Hierarchy Process for Identification of Green Supply Chain Management of The Palm Oil Industry in Bangka Island

Rostiar Sitorus, S.P., M.Si., - and Maera Zasari, - (2022) Analytical Hierarchy Process for Identification of Green Supply Chain Management of The Palm Oil Industry in Bangka Island. International Journal of Progressive Sciences and Technologies, 35 (1). ISSN 2509-0119

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Abstract

The palm oil industry in Bangka Belitung is not only prioritized as a contributor to community welfare but at this time no less important is the environmental aspect that must be applied in the supply chain of a company. Environmental aspects in practice tend not to be integrated into the supply chain of the company, so it runs less effectively. One way to integrate this aspect of the environment into the supply chain is green supply chain management (GSCM). The study was conducted to identify the GSCM of the palm oil processing industry on Bangka Island based on performance indicators and process hierarchy. The GSCM identification survey of palm oil processing companies in the Bangka Island area for the GSCM of the palm oil processing industry on Bangka Island based on performance indicators and process hierarchy, was seen based on Green objectives with the highest weight on the management of ISPO or RSPO certified palm oil plantations and mills by 29%, Minimization and handling of greenhouse gas emissions and waste management with weights of 16% and 12%. Meanwhile, the KPI with the highest weight is in the percentage of FFB from ispo or RSPO certified plantations at 29%, ISPO or RSPO certified CPO at 12% and greenhouse gas emissions at 7%.

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