Small firms and the environment in developing countries
Subtitle: collective impacts, collective action
By: Allen Blackman, editor.
Contributors: Blackman, Allen.
Publisher: Resources for the Future
Published: 2005
Place of publication: Washington, DC
Language: eng
Subjects: Small business -- Environmental aspects -- Developing countries.; Industries -- Environmental aspects -- Developing countries -- Case studies.
Genres: Case studies.
Table of contents: title: Introduction / Allen Blackman; title: Benefits and costs of controlling small firm pollution: informal brickmaking in Ciudad Juárez, Mexico / Allen Blackman, Stephen Newbold, Jhih-Shyang Shih, David Evans, Joseph Cook and Michael Batz; title: Small-scale industry, poverty and the environment : a case study of Ecuador / Peter  Lanjouw; title: Policy options for controlling small firm pollution : informal brickmaking in four cities in Northern Mexico / Allen Blackman; title: Economic incentives for cleaner small-scale enterprises : evidence from  Malaysia / Jeffrey Vincent and G. Sivalingam; title: Improving environmental performance of small-scale enterprises through joint action : evidence from Indian tannery clusters / Loraine Kennedy; title: Using supplier-chain networks to help small-scale enterprises adopt EMSS : the Guadalajara (Mexico) environmental management pilot / Kulsum Ahmed; title: Clean and competitive? small-scale cotton knitwear bleachers and dyers in Tirupur, India / Michael Crow and Michael Batz; title: Small firms and clean technologies part I : informal brickmaking in Ciudad Juárez, Mexico / Allen Blackman and Geoffrey Bannister; title: Small firms and clean technologies part II : leather tanning in León, Mexico / Allen Blackman; title: Small-scale agroindustry, trade and the environment : coffee processing in Honduras / Robert R. Hearne, José Manuel Gonzalez, and Bruno Barbier; title: The ancillary carbon benefits of controlling sulfur dioxide emissions from small industrial boilers in Taiyuan, China / Richard Morgenstern and Alan Krupnick; title: Conclusion / Allen Blackman.