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Analyses sustainable production and trade practices in the cocoa, fisheries, forestry, and textiles and garments sectors. The book sheds light on the sustainable practices and governance arrangements employed by Commonwealth countries, the private sector and other organisations, while also highlighting the challenges they face.
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Analyses sustainable production and trade practices in the cocoa, fisheries, forestry, and textiles and garments sectors. The book sheds light on the sustainable practices and governance arrangements employed by Commonwealth countries, the private sector and other organisations, while also highlighting the challenges they face.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Commonwealth
- Seitenzahl: 222
- Erscheinungstermin: 31. Mai 2023
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9780850920109
- ISBN-10: 0850920108
- Artikelnr.: 68987715
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
- Verlag: Commonwealth
- Seitenzahl: 222
- Erscheinungstermin: 31. Mai 2023
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9780850920109
- ISBN-10: 0850920108
- Artikelnr.: 68987715
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
1. 1 Introduction
2. 2 Examining Sustainability Provisions in Commonwealth Free Trade Agreements
3. 2.1 Introduction
4. 2.2 Sustainable trade and development
5. 2.3 Sustainability in Commonwealth countries' trade policies
6. 2.4 Sustainability in trade: existing coverage and best practices
7. 2.5 Voluntary sustainability standards
8. 2.6 Conclusion and policy recommendations
9. Annex 2.1 Selected FTAs between Commonwealth members by typeof agreement
10. Annex 2.2 Sustainability coverage in selected FTAs with at least
oneCommonwealth member country, 2010–2022
11. Annex 2.3 Methodology for the analysis of voluntary sustainability
standards
12. 3 Fisheries
13. 3.1 Introduction
14. 3.2 Overview of the fisheries sector in Commonwealth countries
15. 3.3 The economic dimensions of fisheries sustainability
16. 3.4 The social sustainability dimension
17. 3.5 The environmental sustainability dimension
18. 3.6 Promoting sustainable fisheries in the Commonwealth
19. 3.7 Conclusion
20. Annex 3.1 Protected marine area of Commonwealth countries
21. Annex 3.2 Dependence on fish exports (US$ million)
22. Annex 3.3 Commonwealth countries' fisheries stocks in 1995 and 2018
23. 4 Forestry
24. 4.1 Introduction
25. 4.2 The Commonwealth's forest coverage and wealth
26. 4.3 The Commonwealth's trade in timber and wood products
27. 4.4 Economic sustainability in the forestry sector
28. 4.5 Environmental sustainability in the forestry sector
29. 4.6 Social sustainability in the forestry sector
30. 4.7 Governance arrangements for sustainable forestry production and trade
31. 4.8 Conclusion
32. Annex 4.1 Forest area of Commonwealth countries
33. 5 Cocoa
34. 5.1 Introduction
35. 5.2 Cocoa production globally and in the Commonwealth
36. 5.3 The Commonwealth's trade in cocoa
37. 5.4 Towards sustainable production and trade practices in the cocoa sector
38. 5.5 Measures supporting cocoa sustainability
39. 5.6 Conclusion
40. 6 Textiles and Garments
41. 6.1 Introduction
42. 6.2 Supporting economic growth and transformation
43. 6.3 Social dimensions of sustainability in the textile and garment
industries
44. 6.4 Environmental sustainability in the textile and garment industries
45. 6.5 Conclusion
46. 7 Conclusions: Common Challenges, Possible Solutions and Way Forward
47. 7.1 Common sustainability issues faced in the four sectors
48. 7.2 Promoting sustainability
49. 7.3 The way forward
2. 2 Examining Sustainability Provisions in Commonwealth Free Trade Agreements
3. 2.1 Introduction
4. 2.2 Sustainable trade and development
5. 2.3 Sustainability in Commonwealth countries' trade policies
6. 2.4 Sustainability in trade: existing coverage and best practices
7. 2.5 Voluntary sustainability standards
8. 2.6 Conclusion and policy recommendations
9. Annex 2.1 Selected FTAs between Commonwealth members by typeof agreement
10. Annex 2.2 Sustainability coverage in selected FTAs with at least
oneCommonwealth member country, 2010–2022
11. Annex 2.3 Methodology for the analysis of voluntary sustainability
standards
12. 3 Fisheries
13. 3.1 Introduction
14. 3.2 Overview of the fisheries sector in Commonwealth countries
15. 3.3 The economic dimensions of fisheries sustainability
16. 3.4 The social sustainability dimension
17. 3.5 The environmental sustainability dimension
18. 3.6 Promoting sustainable fisheries in the Commonwealth
19. 3.7 Conclusion
20. Annex 3.1 Protected marine area of Commonwealth countries
21. Annex 3.2 Dependence on fish exports (US$ million)
22. Annex 3.3 Commonwealth countries' fisheries stocks in 1995 and 2018
23. 4 Forestry
24. 4.1 Introduction
25. 4.2 The Commonwealth's forest coverage and wealth
26. 4.3 The Commonwealth's trade in timber and wood products
27. 4.4 Economic sustainability in the forestry sector
28. 4.5 Environmental sustainability in the forestry sector
29. 4.6 Social sustainability in the forestry sector
30. 4.7 Governance arrangements for sustainable forestry production and trade
31. 4.8 Conclusion
32. Annex 4.1 Forest area of Commonwealth countries
33. 5 Cocoa
34. 5.1 Introduction
35. 5.2 Cocoa production globally and in the Commonwealth
36. 5.3 The Commonwealth's trade in cocoa
37. 5.4 Towards sustainable production and trade practices in the cocoa sector
38. 5.5 Measures supporting cocoa sustainability
39. 5.6 Conclusion
40. 6 Textiles and Garments
41. 6.1 Introduction
42. 6.2 Supporting economic growth and transformation
43. 6.3 Social dimensions of sustainability in the textile and garment
industries
44. 6.4 Environmental sustainability in the textile and garment industries
45. 6.5 Conclusion
46. 7 Conclusions: Common Challenges, Possible Solutions and Way Forward
47. 7.1 Common sustainability issues faced in the four sectors
48. 7.2 Promoting sustainability
49. 7.3 The way forward
1. 1 Introduction
2. 2 Examining Sustainability Provisions in Commonwealth Free Trade Agreements
3. 2.1 Introduction
4. 2.2 Sustainable trade and development
5. 2.3 Sustainability in Commonwealth countries' trade policies
6. 2.4 Sustainability in trade: existing coverage and best practices
7. 2.5 Voluntary sustainability standards
8. 2.6 Conclusion and policy recommendations
9. Annex 2.1 Selected FTAs between Commonwealth members by typeof agreement
10. Annex 2.2 Sustainability coverage in selected FTAs with at least
oneCommonwealth member country, 2010–2022
11. Annex 2.3 Methodology for the analysis of voluntary sustainability
standards
12. 3 Fisheries
13. 3.1 Introduction
14. 3.2 Overview of the fisheries sector in Commonwealth countries
15. 3.3 The economic dimensions of fisheries sustainability
16. 3.4 The social sustainability dimension
17. 3.5 The environmental sustainability dimension
18. 3.6 Promoting sustainable fisheries in the Commonwealth
19. 3.7 Conclusion
20. Annex 3.1 Protected marine area of Commonwealth countries
21. Annex 3.2 Dependence on fish exports (US$ million)
22. Annex 3.3 Commonwealth countries' fisheries stocks in 1995 and 2018
23. 4 Forestry
24. 4.1 Introduction
25. 4.2 The Commonwealth's forest coverage and wealth
26. 4.3 The Commonwealth's trade in timber and wood products
27. 4.4 Economic sustainability in the forestry sector
28. 4.5 Environmental sustainability in the forestry sector
29. 4.6 Social sustainability in the forestry sector
30. 4.7 Governance arrangements for sustainable forestry production and trade
31. 4.8 Conclusion
32. Annex 4.1 Forest area of Commonwealth countries
33. 5 Cocoa
34. 5.1 Introduction
35. 5.2 Cocoa production globally and in the Commonwealth
36. 5.3 The Commonwealth's trade in cocoa
37. 5.4 Towards sustainable production and trade practices in the cocoa sector
38. 5.5 Measures supporting cocoa sustainability
39. 5.6 Conclusion
40. 6 Textiles and Garments
41. 6.1 Introduction
42. 6.2 Supporting economic growth and transformation
43. 6.3 Social dimensions of sustainability in the textile and garment
industries
44. 6.4 Environmental sustainability in the textile and garment industries
45. 6.5 Conclusion
46. 7 Conclusions: Common Challenges, Possible Solutions and Way Forward
47. 7.1 Common sustainability issues faced in the four sectors
48. 7.2 Promoting sustainability
49. 7.3 The way forward
2. 2 Examining Sustainability Provisions in Commonwealth Free Trade Agreements
3. 2.1 Introduction
4. 2.2 Sustainable trade and development
5. 2.3 Sustainability in Commonwealth countries' trade policies
6. 2.4 Sustainability in trade: existing coverage and best practices
7. 2.5 Voluntary sustainability standards
8. 2.6 Conclusion and policy recommendations
9. Annex 2.1 Selected FTAs between Commonwealth members by typeof agreement
10. Annex 2.2 Sustainability coverage in selected FTAs with at least
oneCommonwealth member country, 2010–2022
11. Annex 2.3 Methodology for the analysis of voluntary sustainability
standards
12. 3 Fisheries
13. 3.1 Introduction
14. 3.2 Overview of the fisheries sector in Commonwealth countries
15. 3.3 The economic dimensions of fisheries sustainability
16. 3.4 The social sustainability dimension
17. 3.5 The environmental sustainability dimension
18. 3.6 Promoting sustainable fisheries in the Commonwealth
19. 3.7 Conclusion
20. Annex 3.1 Protected marine area of Commonwealth countries
21. Annex 3.2 Dependence on fish exports (US$ million)
22. Annex 3.3 Commonwealth countries' fisheries stocks in 1995 and 2018
23. 4 Forestry
24. 4.1 Introduction
25. 4.2 The Commonwealth's forest coverage and wealth
26. 4.3 The Commonwealth's trade in timber and wood products
27. 4.4 Economic sustainability in the forestry sector
28. 4.5 Environmental sustainability in the forestry sector
29. 4.6 Social sustainability in the forestry sector
30. 4.7 Governance arrangements for sustainable forestry production and trade
31. 4.8 Conclusion
32. Annex 4.1 Forest area of Commonwealth countries
33. 5 Cocoa
34. 5.1 Introduction
35. 5.2 Cocoa production globally and in the Commonwealth
36. 5.3 The Commonwealth's trade in cocoa
37. 5.4 Towards sustainable production and trade practices in the cocoa sector
38. 5.5 Measures supporting cocoa sustainability
39. 5.6 Conclusion
40. 6 Textiles and Garments
41. 6.1 Introduction
42. 6.2 Supporting economic growth and transformation
43. 6.3 Social dimensions of sustainability in the textile and garment
industries
44. 6.4 Environmental sustainability in the textile and garment industries
45. 6.5 Conclusion
46. 7 Conclusions: Common Challenges, Possible Solutions and Way Forward
47. 7.1 Common sustainability issues faced in the four sectors
48. 7.2 Promoting sustainability
49. 7.3 The way forward







