Improving conditions in tea plantations in Assam: market systems action research

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Main Authors: International Labour Organization., Fairtrade Foundation.
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Published: International Labour Organization 2018
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Fairtrade Foundation.
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Fairtrade Foundation.
International Labour Organization.
Fairtrade Foundation.
contents Improving conditions in tea plantations in Assam: market systems action research International Labour Organization. Fairtrade Foundation. Embracing a market systems approach the analysis explores deficiencies in four market functions: the market for professional services, in particular covering labour productivity; the suppliers of equipment to plantations directly related to worker and resident quality of life, such as personal protective equipment and domestic products; the role of worker organisations on plantations; and access to information for plantation residents. Governing rules and regulations are particularly important to plantations in India and helped explain some of the challenges facing plantations. As such, the report explores four key elements of the enabling environment: the regulatory environment, and in particular the Plantation Labour Act; trade unions and collective bargaining platforms; sector business co-ordination; and certification schemes. ILO ; Fairtrade publication.book
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spellingShingle Improving conditions in tea plantations in Assam: market systems action research
International Labour Organization.
Fairtrade Foundation.
Improving conditions in tea plantations in Assam: market systems action research International Labour Organization. Fairtrade Foundation. Embracing a market systems approach the analysis explores deficiencies in four market functions: the market for professional services, in particular covering labour productivity; the suppliers of equipment to plantations directly related to worker and resident quality of life, such as personal protective equipment and domestic products; the role of worker organisations on plantations; and access to information for plantation residents. Governing rules and regulations are particularly important to plantations in India and helped explain some of the challenges facing plantations. As such, the report explores four key elements of the enabling environment: the regulatory environment, and in particular the Plantation Labour Act; trade unions and collective bargaining platforms; sector business co-ordination; and certification schemes. ILO ; Fairtrade publication.book
title Improving conditions in tea plantations in Assam: market systems action research
url https://researchrepository.ilo.org/esploro/outputs/book/Improving-conditions-in-tea-plantations-in/995218600102676