Abstract:
In Sri Lankan context, lack of research has yet conducted in all the organizational
facets that are necessary to become a Green Marketing Oriented organization. To
fulfill this gap, based on the literature review, the conceptual framework of this study
was developed with three variables. In this study concept of Green Marketing
Orientation (GMO) is considered as an independent variable, Green Organizational
Identity (GOI) is established as a mediating variable and Sustainability Performance
(SP) is considered as dependent variable.
The present study was conducted with the aim of investigating the mediating role
Green Organizational Identity in the relationship between Green Marketing
Orientation and Sustainability Performance as a comparative study between State and
Private sector banks in Batticaloa district. The study is mainly considering the
primary data which were collected through a structured questionnaire from 120
managers and applied survey design strategy.
The findings of the study revealed that levels of Green Marketing Orientation, Green
Organizational Identity, and Sustainability Performance are in high levels in selected
both sector banks, there are positive relationships among Green Marketing
Orientation, Green Organizational Identity, and Sustainability Performance. In the
context of Private Sector banks, GOI partially mediates the relationship between
GMO and SP, however, in the context of State Sector Bank, GOI did not mediate the
relationship between GMO and SP in Batticaloa district.
This study provides researchers and marketing managers with a comprehensive view
of the concept of Green Marketing Orientation, its causes, contents, and outcomes on
Sustainability Performance with the mediating role of Green Organizational ldentity.
