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Regulating sustainable minerals in electronics supply chains: local power struggles and the ‘hidden costs’ of global tin supply chain governance

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Published 4th September 2020 by Taylor and Francis. Authored by Diprose, R. , Kurniawan, N., Macdonald, K. and Winanti, P.

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Sustainability Approaches:

Specific global or regional implementation norms for responsible supply chains

Sustainability Issues:

Consumers and supply chains
Participant costs and benefits
Wages and workers' rights

Specific Themes:

Transnational governance
Workers

Sectors:

Electronics
Mining

Products:

Other mining and quarrying products

Sustainable Development Goals:

SDG 12 - Responsible Production and Consumption
Region/Country:

Geographies:

Asia

Countries:

Indonesia

Summary

This paper examines the challenges of voluntary supply chain governance in the Indonesian tin sector, focusing analysis on the multi-stakeholder Tin Working Group. The authors find that whilst the Tin Working Group has worked to tackle issues such as worker safety and land rehabilitation, its unintended effects have generated 'hidden costs' and consolidated barriers to achieving more inclusive governance.

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Regulating sustainable minerals in electronics supply chains: local power struggles and the ‘hidden costs’ of global tin supply chain governance

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Journal article

Published 4th September 2020 by Taylor and Francis. Authored by Diprose, R. , Kurniawan, N., Macdonald, K. and Winanti, P.

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