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Eco-certification and coffee cultivation enhance tree cover and forest connectivity in the Colombian coffee landscapes

2015 | Ximena Rueda

Eco-certification of agricultural commodities offers an appealing option to promote more sustainable practices among smallholders, increase agricultural value, and lift farmers out of poverty through better market access. This study evaluates whether coffee cultivation is associated with changes in ...

Journal article
The role of environmental management system on introduction of new technologies in the metal and chemical/paper/plastics industries

2007 | Gregor Radonjič

Pollution prevention with the use of modern cleaner technologies in industrial sectors is the cornerstone of successful environmental policy certified according to the requirements of the international standard ISO 14001. The analyses were performed with the objective of assessing general aspects of...

Journal article
"Rising powers" and Labour and Environmental Standards

2014 | Khalid Nadvi

There is a growing recognition that the “Rising Powers”, namely the emerging economies, in particular, but not only, China, India and Brazil, whose economic dynamism has begun to transform the contours of the global economy, will bring about radical shifts in global governance. A critical question t...

Journal article
Green Clubs and Voluntary Governance: ISO 14001 and firms' regulatroy compliance

2005 | Matthew Potoski

Voluntary programs have become widespread tools for governments and nongovernmental actors looking to improve industry's environmental and regulatory performance. Voluntary programs can be conceptualized as club goods that provide nonrival but potentially excludable benefits to members. For firms, t...

Journal article
Adopting corporate environmental management systems: motivations and results of ISO 14001 and EMAS certification

2002 | David Morrow

Multinational and domestic corporations around the world are adopting environmental management systems (EMS) and certifying them by international standards. ISO 14001 is becoming the dominant international standard for assessing environmental management processes and in Europe many firms are also re...

Book chapter
EHS concept and interrelation

2017 | Jianming Yang

HSE expands as health, safety, and environment. This management system, also known as EHS (hereinafter referred to as EHS), is introduced by European and American companies. Compared to ISO9000 quality management system and ISO14000 environment management system, EHS has safety included. Safety, env...

Journal article
Assessing the performance of voluntary environmental programs: does certification matter?

2008 | Nicole Darnall

The promotion of voluntary environmental programs (VEPs) as alternative approaches to traditional environmental regulation has fueled numerous researchers to evaluate VEP performance. However, these studies have focused on assessing the environmental performance of a single VEP. As yet, we know litt...

Institutional publication
Management Systems Standards: Diffusion, Impact and Governance of ISO 9000, ISO 14000, and other management standards

2015 | Pavel Castka

Management systems standards have become ubiquitous, adopted by millions of organizations around the world. The ISO 9000 and ISO 14000 quality and environmental management systems standards are the most well-known, but standards exist or are emerging for many other aspects of management too. Such a ...