Table 1 Categories and sub-categories of...

Table 1

Categories and sub-categories of sustainability enablers

Sr. no.	Major categories of enablers	Code	Sub-categories of enablers	Source
1	Infrastructural enablers (IFEs)	IFE1	Resilient transportation networks	Kunz and Reiner (2012); Kunz and Gold (2017); Delphi method
		IFE2	Green logistics hubs and distribution centers
		IFE3	Renewable energy sources for infrastructure
		IFE4	Waste disposal facilities
		IFE5	Water and sanitation facilities
		IFE6	Smart technology and communication systems
		IFE7	Resilient health-care infrastructure facilities
		IFE8	Emergency infrastructure for quick response to crises
2	Environmental enablers (ENEs)	ENE1	Carbon footprint reduction initiatives	Bag et al. (2020); Delhi method
		ENE2	Sustainable resource management (water and energy)
		ENE3	Resource conservation
		ENE4	Biodiversity conservation measures
		ENE5	Adoption of eco-friendly materials and products
		ENE6	Pollution prevention and waste reduction
		ENE7	Environmental impact assessments
		ENE8	Circular economy adoption
		ENE9	Building resilience to climate change
3	Operational enablers (OPEs)	OPE1	Process optimization	Delhi method
		OPE2	Hyper-connectivity
		OPE3	Technology integration and strategic collaborations
		OPE4	Resilient inventory management
		OPE5	Sustainable procurement and sourcing practices
		OPE6	Risk management and contingency planning
		OPE7	Resilient supply chain network design
		OPE8	Reverse logistics and recycling programs
4	Social enablers (SOEs)	SOE1	Ethical labor practices and fair working conditions	Bag et al. (2020); Kunz and Reiner (2012); Delphi method
		SOE2	Health and safety standards for workers
		SOE3	Gender equality and diversity policies
		SOE4	Community engagement and development programs
		SOE5	Respect for human rights throughout the humanitarian supply chains
		SOE6	Local sourcing and support for small businesses
		SOE7	Collaboration with local authorities and NGOs
		SOE8	Control fake news and notifications among society during crises
		SOE9	Cultural sensitivity

Sr. no.	Major categories of enablers	Code	Sub-categories of enablers	Source
1	Infrastructural enablers (IFEs)	IFE1	Resilient transportation networks	Kunz and Reiner (2012); Kunz and Gold (2017); Delphi method
		IFE2	Green logistics hubs and distribution centers
		IFE3	Renewable energy sources for infrastructure
		IFE4	Waste disposal facilities
		IFE5	Water and sanitation facilities
		IFE6	Smart technology and communication systems
		IFE7	Resilient health-care infrastructure facilities
		IFE8	Emergency infrastructure for quick response to crises
2	Environmental enablers (ENEs)	ENE1	Carbon footprint reduction initiatives	Bag et al. (2020); Delhi method
		ENE2	Sustainable resource management (water and energy)
		ENE3	Resource conservation
		ENE4	Biodiversity conservation measures
		ENE5	Adoption of eco-friendly materials and products
		ENE6	Pollution prevention and waste reduction
		ENE7	Environmental impact assessments
		ENE8	Circular economy adoption
		ENE9	Building resilience to climate change
3	Operational enablers (OPEs)	OPE1	Process optimization	Delhi method
		OPE2	Hyper-connectivity
		OPE3	Technology integration and strategic collaborations
		OPE4	Resilient inventory management
		OPE5	Sustainable procurement and sourcing practices
		OPE6	Risk management and contingency planning
		OPE7	Resilient supply chain network design
		OPE8	Reverse logistics and recycling programs
4	Social enablers (SOEs)	SOE1	Ethical labor practices and fair working conditions	Bag et al. (2020); Kunz and Reiner (2012); Delphi method
		SOE2	Health and safety standards for workers
		SOE3	Gender equality and diversity policies
		SOE4	Community engagement and development programs
		SOE5	Respect for human rights throughout the humanitarian supply chains
		SOE6	Local sourcing and support for small businesses
		SOE7	Collaboration with local authorities and NGOs
		SOE8	Control fake news and notifications among society during crises
		SOE9	Cultural sensitivity

Source: Authors’ composition

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