This podcast investigates multiple societal dilemmas arising in global supply chains and offers insights into evidence-based solutions for overcoming these challenges. Our mission: Revealing actionable shifts towards more sustainable and fair global supply chains.
About the author:
The Research Network Sustainable Global Supply Chains aims at contributing to the sustainability of global supply chains through research. It initiates new research, pools the expertise of leading scientists around the world and makes new findings accessible for political decision-makers and other stakeholders.
The research network is hosted by four research organisations: the German Institute of Development and Sustainability IDOS (former DIE), the German Institute for International and Security Affairs (SWP), The German Institute for Global and Area Studies (GIGA) and the Kiel Institute for the World Economy.
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This podcast investigates multiple societal dilemmas arising in global supply chains and offers insights into evidence-based solutions for overcoming these challenges. Our mission: Revealing actionable shifts towards more sustainable and fair global supply chains.
About the author:
The Research Network Sustainable Global Supply Chains aims at contributing to the sustainability of global supply chains through research. It initiates new research, pools the expertise of leading scientists around the world and makes new findings accessible for political decision-makers and other stakeholders.
The research network is hosted by four research organisations: the German Institute of Development and Sustainability IDOS (former DIE), the German Institute for International and Security Affairs (SWP), The German Institute for Global and Area Studies (GIGA) and the Kiel Institute for the World Economy.
#4 Mineral Value Chains - bad image, great potentials
Shaping Sustainable Supply Chains
32 minutes
4 years ago
#4 Mineral Value Chains - bad image, great potentials
In this episode we will have a look at a vital issue for our planet and talk
about raw-minerals like platinum and copper.
We will raise the question: Is sustainability a chance for the mining industry to get rid of its dirty image?
Mining often happens under poor working conditions, the transport of raw materials is
energy intensive and the recycling of used minerals is yet often not
profitable and sometimes illudes todays state of the art. In this podcast
we want to ask. How is it possible that mineral supply chains can
become more sustainable? Are voluntary goals of the industry enough or
do they need stronger legislative guidelines?
In this episode moderator Nicolas Martin is welcoming three guests. Christina Saulich and Svenja Schöneich - two global
value chain experts at the German Institute for International and Security
Affairs (SWP) and Jean-Pierre Imbrogiano, a postdoctoral researcher at
the Department of Economics and Management at the University of
Helsinki.
Shaping Sustainable Supply Chains
This podcast investigates multiple societal dilemmas arising in global supply chains and offers insights into evidence-based solutions for overcoming these challenges. Our mission: Revealing actionable shifts towards more sustainable and fair global supply chains.
About the author:
The Research Network Sustainable Global Supply Chains aims at contributing to the sustainability of global supply chains through research. It initiates new research, pools the expertise of leading scientists around the world and makes new findings accessible for political decision-makers and other stakeholders.
The research network is hosted by four research organisations: the German Institute of Development and Sustainability IDOS (former DIE), the German Institute for International and Security Affairs (SWP), The German Institute for Global and Area Studies (GIGA) and the Kiel Institute for the World Economy.