THE NEXUS BETWEEN GREEN MANAGERIAL AWARENESS AND ENVIRONMENTALLY RESPONSIBLE PRODUCTION TOWARDS ENDING POVERTY: USING SPSS METHOD

Abstract

In the current emerging scenario characterized by extreme global environmental issues, the need for sustainability-driven production has become one of the most prominent key requirements for organizations in general and companies in particular. The paper examines the correlation between green managerial awareness and sustainability in production, and the cumulative effect of these variables on poverty alleviation programs. The study was done in a quantitative manner where data was collected from 345 managers in manufacturing companies in a developing nation through SPSS analysis. The study exemplifies that there was an extremely high direct correlation between green managerial awareness and green implementation in production processes with r = .68 and p < .001. Also, there was proof to show that green intensity in organizations was significantly more related to enhanced poverty alleviation programs in terms of employment opportunities, fair payment, and community developmental works with b = .42 and p < .01. The study concludes that enhanced green awareness in organizations might work as a catalyst in enhancing sustainable production processes and triggering socioeconomic growth.