https://cuadernosdeadministracion.univalle.edu.co/index.php/cuadernos_de_administracion/issue/feed 2024-07-24T17:31:42-05:00 Revista Cuadernos de Administración cuadernosadm@correounivalle.edu.co Open Journal Systems <p>The <em><strong>Cuadernos de Administración</strong></em> journal is the official publication by the Universidad del Valle's Management Sciences Faculty. It is edited and published every 4 months. The journal publishes original papers and review and discussion articles in the areas of management and organizations, accounting, economics and international trade, marketing, and public policy. Since 1976, the journal aims to promote research in such fields of study by publishing high quality papers and setting up a space of international visibility for authors.</p> <p> </p> <p> </p> https://cuadernosdeadministracion.univalle.edu.co/index.php/cuadernos_de_administracion/article/view/13390 2024-07-24T17:31:42-05:00 Ma. Mónica Gloria Clara Castillo Esparza al266361@edu.uaa.mx Gonzalo Maldonado Guzmán gonzalo.maldonado@edu.uaa.mx Salomón Montejano García salomon.montejano@edu.uaa Juan Mejía Trejo jmejia@cucea.udg.mx

<p><br />In response to an increasing responsibility to safeguard the environment, the business world has developed strategies and innovations that mitigate the harmful effects of its activities. The Green Business Strategy (GBS) emerges as an imperative need to address such effects, with eco-innovation collaborating to achieve environmental goals. The present empirical and cross-sectional research asserts that GBS maintains significant relationships on types of ecoinnovation, encompassing products, processes, and organizational practices, contributing to enhanced environmental performance for Mexican manufacturing companies. A survey was administered to 300 managers within the manufacturing sector with a Likert scale. The collected data was analyzed using structural equations and the SMART PLS-SEM program. The results reveal a significant impact of the GBS on eco-innovations in products, processes, and the organization, as well as on environmental performance. While process eco-innovation significantly influences environmental performance, product and organizational eco-innovation do not demonstrate a similar impact. Additionally, eco-innovation in processes mediates the relationship between GBS and environmental performance. This study highlights the pivotal role of GBS as a facilitator of eco-innovation practices in the manufacturing sector. In addition, its implementation contributes to protecting and caring for the environment. Therefore, decision-makers within companies and governmental bodies are encouraged to support and promote the adoption of GBS and eco-innovation.<br /><br /></p>

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