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| | | ... people are joining the consumer class, and that puts pressures on company practices, whether it's producing clothing in Bangladesh or producing cars in china. There are a billion or more people joining this class of consumption, and we see that as a ... |
| | | | ... The research found there are 25 crop and country pairs that are most exposed to water risks, such as paddy rice in Bangladesh and in India, cotton in India, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan and Turkmenistan, sugar cane and sugar beet in Bangladesh and India, and ... |
| | | | ... Displacement is based on field work from countries where climate-change-based displacement is already occurring, including Bangladesh, Fiji, Kiribati, Panama, Papua New Guinea, and Tuvalu. Leckie is executive director of global NGO Displacement Solutions ... |
| | | | Although work is underway in Bangladesh to improve the fire and building safety of factories in an attempt to prevent further tragedies such as 2012's Rana Plaza factory collapse, Australian retailers that source apparel from Bangladeshi suppliers are ... |
| | | | ... corporate governance and remuneration. "You can find long term risks and opportunities - we have previously spoken of Bangladesh and Rana Plaza," Carlsson-Sweeny said. "Rana Plaza could have happened at any time - it's hard to predict when the catalyst ... |
| | | | Kmart's decision to publish the locations of its supplier factories in Bangladesh has been welcomed as a new level of transparency around supply chain risk. Mans Carlsson-Sweeny, AMP Capital Target, which, like Kmart, is owned by Wesfarmers, will follow ... |
| | | | ... supply chain issues have sprung to the forefront of public concern in the wake of the Rana Plaza building collapse in Bangladesh, which killed over 1,100 people. Retailers have made some improvements - the AMP Capital paper notes that Kmart, Target ... |
| | | | ... research on supply chains emphasizes the need for good risk management when outsourcing to emerging markets such as Bangladesh and Cambodia. This research has led to focused engagement with Australian retailers, Halliday said. There are also times when ... |
| | | | Local Government Super (LGS) has signed the Investor Statement on Bangladesh, joining more than 190 shareholders and investors which are calling on brands and retailers to implement the core labour standard of the International Labor Organisation (ILO). ... |
| | | | ... ACSI found that imports from some LDCs have increased in significant percentages between 2006 and 2012 - imports from Bangladesh have increased 15 times, imports from Cambodia have increased six-fold and from Vietnam 2.7 times. This is the third time ... |
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