Africa and Sustainable Global Value Chains
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Africa and Sustainable Global Value Chains
Akenroye, Temidayo; Ibrahim, Sherwat; Frei, Regina
Springer Nature Switzerland AG
02/2022
325
Dura
Inglês
9783030787905
15 a 20 dias
688
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Part 1: Background and motivation - Why do global buyers engage in GVCs with Africa?. Chapter1. Sustainable practices of African big firms in Global Value Chain (April Bai and Matthew Quayson).- Chapter2. Sustainability for Global Value Chains: A bibliometric review on African based studies (Jamal elBaz, Saadia Iddik and Fedwa Jebli).- Chapter3. Embodied land resources trade in major African countries: A global trade and supply chains perspective ( Joseph Sarkis and Xu Tian (Mini)).- Chapter4. Risk assessment for global buyers in GVCs with Africa (Lanre Jawando).- Part 2: Why do African suppliers engage in GVCs?. Chapter5. Maatian Philosophical Perspective of Sustainability ( David B. Zoogah).- Chapter6. Adoption of Supplier Codes of Conduct through the lens of Innovation Diffusion Theory ( Johannes Heller).- Chapter7. Practical insights to developing sustainability conscientious African Firms (Ekpen Owie).- Chapter8. Exploring the barriers to adoption of sustainable agriculture practices in the process of coffee farming: implications for global value chain ( Temidayo Akenroye).- Chapter9. An explorative study of the extent to which multinational buyer firms' sustainability requirements include/exclude Zambian Contractors and suppliers ( Progress Choongo, Christine Chanda Nakamba, Peter Lubosi Simasiku).- Part 3: How do African suppliers engage in GVCs?. Chapter10. Assessing Lean readiness in a pharmaceutical manufacturing environment in Sudan ( Mohammed Hassan Sayed and Alfatih H. Ismail).- Chapter11. The buyers' response to bridge the gap across markets: a case of exporting agricultural products from Nigeria ( Frank Ojadi).- Chapter12. Sustainability in Ethiopian Textile Supply Chains (Marcus Brandenburg, Berihun Bizuneh, Taame Berhanu and Ambachew Maru Woubou).- Chapter13. Handcraft Export business in Ghana ( Audrey Forson).- Part 4: How do global buyers engage in GVCs with Africa?. Chapter14. The Impact of EPA on West Africa: The mediating role of an intra-African Trade Policy for Africa's sustainable growth in the Global Value Chain (Peter Adjei-Bamfo, Emmanuel Lartey, Bernard Odoi, Stephanie Adjei-Bamfo and Emmanuel Baiden).- Chapter15. Governance mechanisms and Sustainability compliance in Egypt Food Chains (Yasmine Elhenawy).- Chapter16. Danish-Nigerian dairy supply chains -(Natalie Heinisch).- Chapter17. Re-imagining corporate sustainability in sub-saharan Africa: Evidence from the maize supply chain of a leading Nigerian commodities business (Lanre Jawando).- Conclusion - Regina Frei, Sherwat Ibrahim and Temidayo Akenroye.
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Africa trade in supply chains;Supplier-buyer relationships;Sustainable development;Practices in African businesses;Global Value Chain (GVC)
Part 1: Background and motivation - Why do global buyers engage in GVCs with Africa?. Chapter1. Sustainable practices of African big firms in Global Value Chain (April Bai and Matthew Quayson).- Chapter2. Sustainability for Global Value Chains: A bibliometric review on African based studies (Jamal elBaz, Saadia Iddik and Fedwa Jebli).- Chapter3. Embodied land resources trade in major African countries: A global trade and supply chains perspective ( Joseph Sarkis and Xu Tian (Mini)).- Chapter4. Risk assessment for global buyers in GVCs with Africa (Lanre Jawando).- Part 2: Why do African suppliers engage in GVCs?. Chapter5. Maatian Philosophical Perspective of Sustainability ( David B. Zoogah).- Chapter6. Adoption of Supplier Codes of Conduct through the lens of Innovation Diffusion Theory ( Johannes Heller).- Chapter7. Practical insights to developing sustainability conscientious African Firms (Ekpen Owie).- Chapter8. Exploring the barriers to adoption of sustainable agriculture practices in the process of coffee farming: implications for global value chain ( Temidayo Akenroye).- Chapter9. An explorative study of the extent to which multinational buyer firms' sustainability requirements include/exclude Zambian Contractors and suppliers ( Progress Choongo, Christine Chanda Nakamba, Peter Lubosi Simasiku).- Part 3: How do African suppliers engage in GVCs?. Chapter10. Assessing Lean readiness in a pharmaceutical manufacturing environment in Sudan ( Mohammed Hassan Sayed and Alfatih H. Ismail).- Chapter11. The buyers' response to bridge the gap across markets: a case of exporting agricultural products from Nigeria ( Frank Ojadi).- Chapter12. Sustainability in Ethiopian Textile Supply Chains (Marcus Brandenburg, Berihun Bizuneh, Taame Berhanu and Ambachew Maru Woubou).- Chapter13. Handcraft Export business in Ghana ( Audrey Forson).- Part 4: How do global buyers engage in GVCs with Africa?. Chapter14. The Impact of EPA on West Africa: The mediating role of an intra-African Trade Policy for Africa's sustainable growth in the Global Value Chain (Peter Adjei-Bamfo, Emmanuel Lartey, Bernard Odoi, Stephanie Adjei-Bamfo and Emmanuel Baiden).- Chapter15. Governance mechanisms and Sustainability compliance in Egypt Food Chains (Yasmine Elhenawy).- Chapter16. Danish-Nigerian dairy supply chains -(Natalie Heinisch).- Chapter17. Re-imagining corporate sustainability in sub-saharan Africa: Evidence from the maize supply chain of a leading Nigerian commodities business (Lanre Jawando).- Conclusion - Regina Frei, Sherwat Ibrahim and Temidayo Akenroye.
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