South Africa and Ethical business
- Capital:
Pretoria - Population:
49000000 - Size:
1219912.0 Km2
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- Gender issues in the table grapes industry in South Africa
- S. Barrientos; S. McClenaghan; L. Orton / Christian Aid, 2006
- This report presents the findings of a research project analysing gender issues in the table grapes industry in South Africa supplying the UK retail market. The project aimed at examining the gender dimension of horticultural employme...
- Linking local people with tourism companies in South Africa
- Caroline Ashley / id21 Development Research Reporting Service, 2006
- Boosting the impact of tourism on poverty reduction is an often-heard policy, but it is not always clear what commercial companies can or should do. Research in South Africa explored how tourism companies can increase their impa...
- Supporting local procurement in the South African tourism industry
- C. Ashley; C. Poultney; G. Haysom; D. McNab; A. Harris / Overseas Development Institute, 2005
- As part of ‘How To…?’ manuals series on South African tourism this brief aims at assisting tourism companies to take advantage of opportunities to contribute more to the local economy. This brief focuses on procurement ...
- Supporting local economy through local partnerships with the tourism sector in South Africa
- C. Ashley; C. Poultney; G. Haysom; D. McNab; A. Harris / Overseas Development Institute, 2005
- As part of ‘How To…?’ manuals series on South African tourism this brief aims at assisting tourism companies to take advantage of opportunities to contribute more to the local economy. This brief focuses on Building loc...
- Tapping into the unexploited cultural and heritage products sector for tourism in South Africa
- C. Ashley; C. Poultney; G. Haysom; D. McNab; A. Harris / Overseas Development Institute, 2005
- As part of ‘How To…?’ manuals series on South African tourism this brief aims at assisting tourism companies to take advantage of opportunities to contribute more to the local economy. It focuses on how tourism companie...
- Prioritising local linkages on the corporate tourism agenda
- C. Ashley; C. Poultney; G. Haysom; D. McNab; A. Harris / Overseas Development Institute, 2005
- This manual is the fourth in the ‘How To…?’ series that aims at assisting tourism companies in South Africa to take advantage of opportunities to contribute to the local economy. This brief focuses on how to set corpora...
- Tourism and development in South Africa
- Christian M. Rogerson / id21 Development Research Reporting Service, 2006
- Until recently, few developing countries saw tourism as a way to reduce poverty. This view is changing in many places. The end of apartheid in South Africa brought tourism opportunities to several cities and rural areas. This is now h...
- Implementation assessments of corporate governance standards and codes
- World Bank, 2006
- As part of the Reports on the Observance of Standards and Codes (ROSC) programme by the World Bank and IMF, this internet resource brings together country by country implementation assessments. The goal of the ROSC initiative is to id...
- Concepts of ethical behaviour of international businesses
- D. Malan / Greenleaf Publishing, 2005
- With a particular focus on South African companies, this article assesses concepts and ideas of ethical behaviour of international businesses. Given the dominance of South African companies in other African countries, there are intere...
- Best practice for corporate governance on the African Continent
- P. Armstrong; N. Segal; B. Davis / South African Institute of International Affairs, 2005
- The article examines the historical development, shortcomings and possible future trends of corporate governance in the South African context, and tries to pull out lessons which are of relevance for the rest of the African continent....
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