The Influence of Incentive Alignment, Cost Sharing, and Responsible Action Scenario to Agriculture Supply Chain Performance in an Indonesian Study (Dynamic Simulation Approach)

This research investigates the dynamics of agricultural supply chains, specifically focusing on the broccoli supply chain, through a dynamic simulation approach. The study emphasizes the importance of incentive alignment, cost-sharing mechanisms and responsible actions in enhancing the performance and sustainability of agricultural practices. By examining various scenarios, the research highlights how cost-sharing can alleviate financial burdens on farmers, enabling them to invest in sustainable practices and improve their profitability. Additionally, the study explores the role of retailer incentives in motivating farmers to adopt better agricultural techniques, ultimately leading to higher quality produce and increased profits for all stakeholders involved. The findings underscore the necessity of collaboration and shared goals among supply chain actors to foster a more resilient and sustainable agricultural system, contributing to food security and environmental preservation.