Sustainable Global Value Chains
Value chains are a vital part of how our world operates, yet we are only beginning to understand how to make them sustainable. This volume addresses the crux of that challenge by presenting a broad array of options for understanding and managing the complexity of sustainability initiatives that affe...
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| Formato: | Libro electrónico |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Springer International Publishing
2019.
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| Edición: | 1st ed |
| Colección: | Springer eBooks.
Natural Resource Management in Transition ; 2. |
| Acceso en línea: | Conectar con la versión electrónica |
| Ver en Universidad de Navarra: | https://innopac.unav.es/record=b40169522*spi |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- The Editors Review of Evidence and Perspectives on Sustainable Global Value Chains
- Part I
- New Trends in Sustainability Agenda: Political Arena
- Rio+20 and Beyond: A New Era of Sustainable Development, Partnership and Interdependence
- The Grand Vision of G7 in Elmau: Quo Vadis, Sustainability?
- From Stockholm to Paris: Four Decades of Sustainability in International Law
- European Union Policy for Sustainable Development
- Sustainability in Trade and Investment Agreements
- Capacity Building to Promote Sustainable Value Chains: The ValueLinks 2.0 Methodology
- Towards Mandatory Sustainability: Recent Lessons from Germany
- An Introduction to Sustainability in Australia’s Energy Policies- Governmentally Controlled Supply Chains in Areas Facing Food Security Challenges: The Case of Baladi Bread Supply Chain in Egypt and the Policy Transition After the 2011 Uprising
- Tools of Transformation: From Small Scale Progress to Structural Change
- Part II
- New Trends in Sustainability Agenda: Private Sector Initiatives
- Sustainability Governance of Global Supply Chains: A Systematic Literature Review with Particular Reference to Private Regulation
- Chain of Custody and Transparency in Global Supply Chains
- Clarity in Diversity: How the Sustainability Standards Comparison Tool and the Global Sustainable Seafood Initiative Provide Orientation
- Future Role of Voluntary Sustainability Standards: Towards Generation 3.0?
- Part III
- Monitoring and Evaluating Progress Towards Sustainability
- Measuring Progress Towards Sustainability: A View of the Main Approaches to Evaluation
- Transformational Change: The Challenge of a Brave New World
- Impact Assessment of Commodity Standards: Pathways for Sustainability and Inclusiveness
- Performance Monitoring: An Agile New Tool for Facilitating Sustainability in Value Chains
- Evaluating the Potential of a Green Economy in Tunisia: A System Dynamics Modelling Approach for the Solid Waste Management Sector
- Part IV
- Sector Transformation Towards Sustainability: Selected Initiatives
- Designing Progress Towards Sustainable Sectors: The Four Phases of Market Transformation
- What’s Next for Transforming the Palm Oil Sector: More of the Same or Better Embedded?
- The Global Coffee Platform: An Innovative Approach to the Coffee Sector Transformation
- Cocoa Certification in West Africa: The Need for Change
- Sustainability in the Banana Sector: Development and Success Factors of the German Action Alliance for Sustainable Bananas
- Forest Stewardship Council: Transforming the Global Forestry Sector
- Recent Experiences from the Natural Rubber Industry and Its Movement Towards Sustainability
- Responsible Mining: Challenges, Perspectives and Approaches
- Responsible Gold Mining at the Artisanal and Small-Scale Level: A Case Study of Ghana
- Industry Initiatives Towards Environmental Sustainability in the Automobile Value Chains
- Tourism and Sustainability: Transforming Global Value Chains to Networks
- Part V
- Outlook and Emerging Issues
- localg.a.p.: International Know-How Applied at Regional Level
- Cui bono: Who Stands to Gain? Certification for Smallholder Tree-Farmers in Southeast Asia
- Group Certification: Market Access for Smallholder Agriculture
- Towards a Living Income Within Agricultural Value Chains
- Potential for Joint Public and Private Initiatives to Eliminate Deforestation from Global Supply Chains
- Planned Obsolescence: A Case Under Torts Law as Intentional Damage Contrary to Public Policy (Art. 826 German Civil Code)
- A Paradigm Shift in University Education Towards Sustainable Development.
