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Trade and Sustainable Development in Vietnam - Full Report

By IUCN Vietnam (ed.) on January 9, 2003

The Vietnam study was broader than that conducted in the other partner countries. The report covers trade and environment linkages at a general level, and also looks at agriculture and forestry, industrial products, eco-labelling and environmental management system certification. It also looks briefly at two case studies: the coffee sector, and the Cau Tree export processing company.

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Publisher: IISD

Copyright: IISD, 2003

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