The diagram is divided into two labeled sections: “Antecedents” on the left and “Outcome” on the right. On the left side, seven overlapping circular shapes form a clustered arrangement. Each circle contains a label: “A D”, “C C”, “I O T”, “I S”, “P R”, “C L”, and “S G O”. The circles intersect with each other, creating a dense central overlapping region. “A D” is positioned near the top center, “C C” to the left, “I O T” lower left, “I S” at the bottom left, “P R” at the bottom center, “C L” on the lower right, and “S G O” on the right side. From the right side of the overlapping region, a solid horizontal arrow extends to the right. The arrow starts from a small filled circular point and points toward a rectangular box with rounded corners labeled “Circular Supply Chain (C S C)”. Below the diagram, a note lists the meanings of the abbreviations: “A D: Adaptability; C C: Communication Channels Commitment; C L: Collaborative Learning; I S: Information sharing; S G O: Shared Goals and Objectives; I O T: Inter-organizational trust; R P: Risk Perception”.A conceptual framework
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