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Business, Human Rights and the Environment in South-East Asia: Overcoming the Plastics Challenge - Policy Training Resource
Dalhousie University;The trainings on Business, Human Rights and the Environment: Overcoming the Plastics Challenge are designed to build the capacity of actors in South-East Asia to support a human rights-based and gender equality approach ... -
Business, Human Rights, and the Environment: Overcoming the Plastics Challenge - Reducing Marine Litter by addressing Management of the Plastic Value Chain in South-East Asia
United Nations Environment Programme; Dalhousie University (2022-08)The protection of our environment and ecosystems is key to human well-being and the enjoyment of human rights, including the rights to life, health and adequate standard of living, access to adequate food and to safe ... -
Business, Human Rights, and the Environment: Overcoming the Plastics Challenge: A Checklist for Civil Society
Dalhousie University (2022-09)This Checklist illustrates practical steps that civil society members can take to advocate for a human rights-based approach to the plastics pollution challenge. -
Business, Human Rights, and the Environment: Overcoming the Plastics Challenge: A Checklist for Responsible Business Plastic Action
Dalhousie University (2022-09)This Checklist for Responsible Business Plastic Action illustrates practical steps that business enterprises can take to implement a human rights-based approach to the plastics pollution challenge. -
Business, Human Rights, and the Environment: Overcoming the Plastics Challenge: A Checklist for State Institutions and Government Officials
Dalhousie University (2022-09)This Checklist illustrates practical steps that state or government institutions and officials can take to implement a human rights-based approach to the plastics pollution challenge. -
Plastics Toolbox of Good Practices and Cross-cutting Guidance on a Human Rights-based Approach to Plastic Pollution Prevention and Management with a Focus on Capacity Building of Governments and Businesses in South-East Asia: Business, Human Rights, and the Environment
Dalhousie UniversityPlastic pollution contributes to violations of many internationally recognized human rights including the rights to life, the highest attainable standard of health, a healthy environment, housing, water and sanitation, and ... -
Plastics Toolbox: Business, Human Rights, and the Environment (August/November 2021)
United Nations Environment Programme (2021-11)This toolbox1 explores resources which integrate (or give context to) an environmental human rights-based approach to the problem of plastic pollution prevention and management. -
Plastics, Human Rights, and Business Responsibilities - An Issue Brief
United Nations Environment Programme; Dalhousie University (2022-08)A human rights-based approach informed by international human rights law to prevent and manage plastic pollution at each stage of the plastics lifecycle can build the capacity of those with the power to act responsibly in ... -
Plastics, Human Rights, and Business Responsibilities - Issue Brief August 2022
Dalhousie University; (2022-08)A human rights-based approach informed by international human rights law to prevent and manage plastic pollution at each stage of the plastics lifecycle can build the capacity of those with the power to act responsibly in ... -
Training Package and Overview [Business, Human Rights and the Environment: Overcoming the Plastics Challenge]
Dalhousie University (2022-09)The trainings on Business, Human Rights and the Environment: Overcoming the Plastics Challenge are designed to build the capacity of actors in South-East Asia to support a human rights-based and gender equality approach ...