This document is a thesis submitted by four students for their Bachelor of Science degree in Industrial and Production Engineering. The thesis analyzes drivers of supply chain sustainability in the textile industry using structural equation modeling. It includes an abstract, introduction, literature review, description of research methodology, and outlines the assumptions and hypotheses of the structural equation model developed. The goal is to establish relationships between factors that impact supply chain sustainability. A survey was conducted with 232 industry professionals and a model was developed in AMOS software based on their responses. The findings show the measured variables have strong correlations with latent variables in the structural equation model. The activity-based research approach is effective for understanding supply chain sustainability compared to other methods. The model and conclusions can help

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