## 6 Findings and Discussion  
The analysis reveals several key findings and insights: Stakeholders demonstrate high environmental awareness, recognizing the impact of logistics activities on the environment and showing a proactive approach to sustainability. Organizational culture is identified as crucial for adopting green logistics, with strong leadership support and employee engagement contributing to a conducive environment for sustainability practices. However, there is room for improvement in technological readiness, as organizations need to invest in infrastructure and technical capabilities to fully leverage green logistics technologies. Stakeholders have varied perspectives on government regulation, highlighting the need for clearer regulations and more robust policy support. Financial considerations are complex, with stakeholders acknowledging the importance of thorough financial analysis and planning due to the substantial initial investment required and the recognition of long-term financial benefits. There is strong recognition of the multifaceted benefits of adopting  
Figure 10: Boxplot of Intention to adopt green logistics according to implementing green logistics practices.  
green logistics technologies, including cost reductions, operational efficiencies, positive environmental impact, and enhanced corporate image. Moreover, there is a high intention among stakeholders to adopt green logistics, driven by regulatory pressures, economic incentives, customer demand, CSR, and competitive advantage, indicating a widespread recognition of the importance of sustainability in the logistics sector.  
In general, the analysis supports the hypotheses that environmental awareness, organizational culture, technological readiness, government regulation, financial considerations, perceived benefits, and the intention to adopt green logistics significantly impact the adoption of green logistics practices. The findings support the hypothesis that multiple factors drive the adoption of green logistics. Table 10 summarizes the main findings in relation to each hypothesis.  
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**Variable** & **Hypothesis** & **Findings** \\ \hline \multirow{7}{*}{V1: Environmental awareness} & \multirow{7}{*}{H1: Environmental awareness of stakeholders influences the organizational culture and green logistics implementation.} & \multirow{7}{*}{Many respondents strongly agree with their understanding of environmental challenges.} \\  & & & \\  & & \\  & & \\  & & & \\  & & \\  & & & \\  & & & \\  &  
These findings provide valuable insights for organizations aiming to promote and implement green logistics practices effectively. Organizations in the logistics sector are recommended to enhance their sustainability practices and promote the adoption of green logistics by strengthening environmental awareness through educational programs, training, and regular updates on environmental issues. They should foster a supportive organizational culture by actively promoting sustainable practices, providing resources for green logistics technologies, and encouraging employee engagement and empowerment. Improving technological readiness is crucial, with investments needed in upgrading infrastructure and providing ongoing training to fully leverage green logistics technologies. Organizations should engage with regulatory frameworks to influence the development of supportive government regulations and policies for green logistics, collaborating with government agencies and industry associations. Addressing financial considerations is also important, with the development of financial planning and risk management strategies to tackle initial investment costs and long-term cost savings, exploring financial incentives, and seeking partnerships or grants to support the adoption of sustainable practices.