トランジット経済における脱炭素化と循環型サプライチェーンの統合：アゼルバイジャン物流セクターのための六本柱政策評価
Decarbonization and Circular Supply Chain Integration in a Transit Economy: A Six-Pillar Policy Assessment for Azerbaijan’s Logistics Sector (原題)
AZERBAIJAN SCIENCE CENTER, Sadagat Ahmadova, Rahiba Abdulhasanova
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日本語
貨物輸送の脱炭素化と循環型サプライチェーン（CLSC）設計を統合的に扱う研究はこれまで乏しかった。本論文は412件の文献レビューとアゼルバイジャンの政策文書・統計を突き合わせ、排出削減と循環設計を単一の最適化問題として扱うとコストを最大31%削減しつつ排出を12〜40%削減し得ると示す。ただし効果は資金・デジタル能力・経営体制・地生態報告の整備が前提であり、同国ではインフラ投資と排出統治の制度が乖離していると指摘する。
English
This paper integrates freight decarbonization with closed-loop supply chain (CLSC) design, an intersection rarely studied together. A review of 412 records (65 studies synthesized) plus Azerbaijani policy documents shows that treating emission reduction and circular design as one optimization problem can cut costs by up to 31% and emissions by 12–40%, but only where financing, digital capability, managerial readiness and geoecological reporting exist. At country level, corridor infrastructure investment outpaces emission-governance instruments, and budget support without a carbon price fails to retain private green capital.
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📝 gxceed 編集解説 — Why this matters
日本のGX文脈において
日本企業の物流・サプライチェーンGX（Scope 3、SSBJ対応）にとって、脱炭素と循環設計の統合最適化という視点は参考になる。ただし対象はアゼルバイジャンであり、日本の制度・事例への直接的な示唆は限定的。
In the global GX context
For global disclosure scholarship, this adds a transit-economy perspective to the freight decarbonization and circular supply chain literature, highlighting that infrastructure investment and emission-governance instruments (e.g., carbon pricing) must be aligned. It offers a policy-assessment framework that could inform transition finance discussions in corridor economies.
👥 読者別の含意
🔬研究者:脱炭素とCLSCの統合モデリングにおけるコスト・排出削減の相乗効果と前提条件を整理した点が参考になる。
🏢実務担当者:物流・調達部門は、循環設計と排出削減を同時に最適化するアプローチの可能性と、必要な社内体制（デジタル・経営準備）を検討する材料になる。
🏛政策担当者:トランジット経済では、インフラ投資と炭素価格などの排出統治制度の歩調を合わせないと民間グリーン資本が定着しない点を示唆。
📄 Abstract（原文）
Research on cutting carbon out of freight operations and research on the design of closedloop supply chains (CLSC) have matured in parallel, with remarkably little contact between them. This paper asks where their combination yields something that neither delivers alone, and then reads the answer against a transit-dependent national economy. The work has two stages. An integrative review came first: queries covering January 2012 through March 2026 in Scopus, Google Scholar and the Core Collection of the Web of Science produced 412 records, from which 65 studies survived deduplication and full-text appraisal and entered the synthesis under a six-axis coding scheme. The second stage confronts that scheme with Azerbaijani strategy documents, agency reporting and branch statistics. Evidence drawn from modelled settings suggests that treating emission reduction and circular design as a single optimization problem lowers costs by as much as 31 per cent while cutting emissions by between 12 and 40 per cent, although such results hold only where financing channels, digital capability, managerial preparedness and geoecological reporting are already in place. At country level the assessment finds capital flowing into corridor infrastructure moving out of step with the instruments meant to govern emissions, and finds budgetary support unaccompanied by a carbon price unable to retain private green capital over time.
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- crossref https://doi.org/10.36719/2706-6185/63/41-50first seen 2026-10-06 06:03:26
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