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2. Exploring the drivers and barriers to the non-formal education in Anganwadi centers for sustainable development education: a multiple stakeholder study.

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Garg, Ruchi, Chhikara, Ritu, Kataria, Aakansha, and Agrawal, Gautam

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*NONFORMAL education, *SUSTAINABLE development, *EDUCATION policy, *PRESCHOOL children, *LEARNING ability
Abstract

The most populous country in the world, India, seeks to achieve universal education for its citizens. An informal education system for preschool children to develop their learning abilities is crucial. Anganwadi workers provide informal education. While there have been several studies on Anganwadi-based informal education, there is a lack of studies presenting a holistic perspective of all the stakeholders in the informal education system, especially following the New Education Policy 2020 and SDG 4. This study undertakes 46 interviews across five stakeholders. It presents five themes – policy and regulation, education, social norms, infrastructure, and human resources. These themes further present the driving or barrier factors to meet the objectives. The study concludes by discussing the theoretical and managerial implications. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2024
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3. Sustainable Marketing Mix and Supply Chain Integration: A Systematic Review and Research Agenda

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Garg, Ruchi, Chhikara, Ritu, Agrawal, Gautam, Rathi, Rubal, and Arya, Yashasvi

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This study systematically reviews and synthesizes the extant academic literature on sustainable marketing mix through the lens of sustainable supply chain management. Following stringent inclusion/exclusion criteria for journal selection, this study reviews 972 research papers published through a qualitative systematic review and quantitative bibliometric analysis. It presents the top publication trends and overarching themes derived through bibliographic coupling. The analysis indicated that a sustainable supply chain is integral to the sustainable marketing mix. It is crucial to manage the various facets of the supply chain, such as enablers, barriers, and logistical practices, to contribute largely towards sustainable development goals. This is the pioneer study to uncover the components of a sustainable marketing mix and sustainable supply chain and integrate them into a conceptual framework to strengthen their theoretical roots. As emerging from the various thematic structures, this review provides insightful avenues for future research.

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2024
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