Add to ORKGThis manual is aimed at providing both an introduction to the complex maze of ethical trading approaches and practical information on how to do ethical trading, for those tackling or facing poverty and those promoting sustainable livelihoods. It focuses on the fair trade, forest and timber certification, organic production and conservation driven trade options
Sensible and equitable use of the world’s forests while ensuring sustainable delivery of forest-base...
This Article proposes a new international regime to help recapture the lost value of native forests ...
The great expansion in community ownership and management of forests presents a historic opportunity...
The growth in interest in ethical trade has raised many questions. This publication seeks to answer ...
As trade further globalizes, social and environmental concerns are emerging, in some cases rather qu...
DFID's Forestry Research Programme is funding a three-year project to research the role that ethical...
This workshop was the third in a series organised by the Natural Resources and Ethical Trade Program...
Informal and regional timber trades are commonly understood and primarily viewed as domestic trade. ...
This study compares the impact of conventional and ethical international export of brazil nuts on th...
Biodiversity is the source of many products and services utilized by society and its sustainable use...
Since almost a quarter of the global forest area is owned or managed by communities, especially in ...
Voluntary certification schemes have grown in popularity since the late 1980s. Today, a large number...
Through the commodification of nature, the framing of the environment as a ‘natural resource’ or ‘ec...
Small and medium forest enterprises (SMFEs) based on non-timber forest products (NTFPs) are already ...
The natural forest around the world continues to be degraded and destroyed at a rapid pace on an a...
Sensible and equitable use of the world’s forests while ensuring sustainable delivery of forest-base...
This Article proposes a new international regime to help recapture the lost value of native forests ...
The great expansion in community ownership and management of forests presents a historic opportunity...
The growth in interest in ethical trade has raised many questions. This publication seeks to answer ...
As trade further globalizes, social and environmental concerns are emerging, in some cases rather qu...
DFID's Forestry Research Programme is funding a three-year project to research the role that ethical...
This workshop was the third in a series organised by the Natural Resources and Ethical Trade Program...
Informal and regional timber trades are commonly understood and primarily viewed as domestic trade. ...
This study compares the impact of conventional and ethical international export of brazil nuts on th...
Biodiversity is the source of many products and services utilized by society and its sustainable use...
Since almost a quarter of the global forest area is owned or managed by communities, especially in ...
Voluntary certification schemes have grown in popularity since the late 1980s. Today, a large number...
Through the commodification of nature, the framing of the environment as a ‘natural resource’ or ‘ec...
Small and medium forest enterprises (SMFEs) based on non-timber forest products (NTFPs) are already ...
The natural forest around the world continues to be degraded and destroyed at a rapid pace on an a...
Sensible and equitable use of the world’s forests while ensuring sustainable delivery of forest-base...
This Article proposes a new international regime to help recapture the lost value of native forests ...
The great expansion in community ownership and management of forests presents a historic opportunity...