Conservation impacts of voluntary sustainability standards: How has our understanding changed since the 2012 publication of 'Toward sustainability: The roles and limitations of certification'? (Podcast) - Evidensia

Conservation impacts of voluntary sustainability standards: How has our understanding changed since the 2012 publication of 'Toward sustainability: The roles and limitations of certification'? (Podcast)

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发表 2019年10月21日 by Evidensia. 作者： Evidensia

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In this podcast, Kristin Komives from ISEAL Alliance discusses the findings of a report published in 2018, exploring the conservation impacts of voluntary standard systems (VSS). The report reflects on new VSS studies in the agricultural, forestry, marine fisheries and aquaculture sectors to revisit the issue of the state of knowledge about their conservation impacts and, going forward, consider how best to advance VSS impacts research.

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Conservation impacts of voluntary sustainability standards: How has our understanding changed since the 2012 publication of 'Toward sustainability: The roles and limitations of certification'?

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发表 2019年10月21日 by Evidensia. 作者： Evidensia

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