Certification and equity: Applying an "equity framework" to compare certification schemes across product sectors and scales

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Published 2013 by Environmental Science and Policy. Authored by McDermott, C.

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The paper applies an equity framework to analyse how the content of four leading voluntary sustainability standards performs on aspects of procedural and distributive justice and equity.

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Certification and equity: Applying an "equity framework" to compare certification schemes across product sectors and scales

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Published 2013 by Environmental Science and Policy. Authored by McDermott, C.

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Certification and equity: Applying an "equity framework" to compare certification schemes across product sectors and scales

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