In the realm of supply chain management, the selection of suppliers holds significant implications for environmental sustainability. "Green Supplier Selection: Harnessing Fuzzy Choquet Integral Operator for Environmental Considerations" proposes a novel approach that integrates environmental criteria into supplier selection processes. Leveraging the Fuzzy Choquet Integral Operator, this methodology offers a flexible and comprehensive framework for evaluating suppliers based on their environmental performance. By considering both quantitative metrics and qualitative judgments, this approach enables decision-makers to prioritize suppliers who demonstrate a commitment to environmental responsibility while maintaining operational efficiency and competitiveness.

Green Supplier Selection, Environmental Considerations, Supply Chain Management

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