Lecturer in Logistics and supply chain management
Savita Verma is a Lecturer in Logistics and supply chain management at the Hull University Business School. Currently, she also holds an honorary position of a visiting researcher at Lancaster University within the Management School. Savita got her PhD from the Leeds University Business School funded by the Commonwealth scholarship commission. Her area of research includes supply chain management, employee green behaviours, innovation diffusion, sustainability, circular economy and application of behavioural theories in supply chain.
Project
Funder
Grant
Started
Status
British Council
£13,382.00
20 December 2023
Ongoing
Circular economy, Sustainable supply chain
Visiting Researcher
2022 - 2024
The Plastic Packaging in Peoples’ Lives project (PPiPL) focuses on how plastic food packaging is embedded in consumers’ day-to-day lives. It aims to gather behavioural insights to enable policymakers and industry to bridge the gap between consumer attitudes to plastic packaging reduction and their behaviour. Taking the food sector as an exemplar, our research will examine the whole packaging supply chain, from production through consumption through waste disposal. Over the three-year project, our aim is to shift behaviours around plastic packaging by developing insights into consumer, business and waste management practices. We aim to tackle key pinch points inhibiting the drive towards cleaner, greener growth.
Logistics and Management Systems
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