Search Results - international labour law

Have Chinese firms become smaller? If so, why? by Yang, Qiming, Zhang, Xiaobo, Zhu, Wu

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Labor Management Procedures (LMP)-AICCRA Additional Financing (P181150) by International Center for Tropical Agriculture

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Bangladesh Coping Strategies, 1998-99 by International Food Policy Research Institute

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Social roles, human capital, and the intrahousehold division of labor: evidence from Pakistan by Fafchamps, Marcel, Quisumbing, Agnes R.

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Women's voice and agency in choosing assets: A new study on MGNREGA in India by Karachiwalla, Naureen, Kosec, Katrina, Kyle, Jordan, Narayanan, Sudha, Raghunathan, Kalyani

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The Stakeholder Consultation Workshop Report: Transforming the Rules of the Game: Gendered Livability in Peri-urban Dhaka by International Potato Center

“…Debashish Chanda from International Potato Center, the main event started with a joint presentation by Professors Dr. …”
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Are the metrics that companies use effective for monitoring supply chain sustainability? A closer look at cocoa and rice by Jones, Sarah, Sanchez, Andrea, Wickramaratne, Chaturangi, Wakaabu, Dirisa, Ivanova, Yovita, Minh, Thai Thi, Mockshell, Jonathan, Sánchez Choy, José G., Steinke, Jonathan

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Etanolmarknaden i Brasilien by Ohlsson, Patrik

“…The sugarcane cultivation requires a lot of labour and almost two-thirds of the cost of producing ethanol is labour costs. …”
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A proactive health, safety & environment risk management strategy by Englund, Erik

“…Then this has positive consequences which will please both external and internal stakeholders through either financial result, obedience to the law and regulations, reputation or attracting professional employees, among other consequences.…”
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Granskning av ett svenskt leksaksbolags miljöpåverkan by Thygesson, Jennie

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Transforming land rights, improving rural livelihoods, andcarving just responses to the climate crisis by Najjar, Dina, Shadrack, Naomi, Ahmed, Sara

“…Despite the presence of international laws that guarantee the rights of Indigenous peoples to self-determination, territories, and resources, governments, along with extractive industries such as mining, energy, oil, and housing corporations, have been seizing community-held land and forests across North America, Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC), Africa, and Asia (Smith and Allen Citation2023; United Nations (UN) Citation2022; Veit Citation2018). …”
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