Cleaner production in the Indonesian pulp and paper sector: improving sustainability and legality compliance in the value chain

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Published 2020 by Journal of Cleaner Production. Authored by Susilawati, D. and Kanowski, P.

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The paper studies the impacts of two national Indonesian standards applicable to the pulp and paper industry and how effective they have been in making the supply chain more sustainable.

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Cleaner production in the Indonesian pulp and paper sector: improving sustainability and legality compliance in the value chain

Empirical study

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Published 2020 by Journal of Cleaner Production. Authored by Susilawati, D. and Kanowski, P.

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Cleaner production in the Indonesian pulp and paper sector: improving sustainability and legality compliance in the value chain

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Cleaner production in the Indonesian pulp and paper sector: improving sustainability and legality compliance in the value chain

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