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Alternative livelihoods to tobacco growing

Alternative livelihoods, Best practices and experiences, WHO FCTC Articles 17 and 18 implementation
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Policy options and recommendations on economically sustainable alternative to tobacco growing (in relation to articles 17 and 18)

WHO FCTC Articles 17 and 18 implementation, Alternative to tobacco production, Tobacco growing, Environmental impacts, Alternative livelihoods, Human rights violation, Tobacco industry interference, Tobacco products use, Health impacts, Social impacts
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Tobacco and poverty: a vicious circle

WHO 2004

Tobacco growing, Economic impacts, Alternative livelihoods, Human rights violation, Tobacco industry interference, WHO FCTC Articles 17 and 18 implementation, Environmental impacts, Tobacco products use, Social impacts, Health impacts, Child labour
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Social responsibility in tobacco production? Tobacco companies’ use of green supply chains to obscure the real costs of tobacco farming

Glantz, S. A., Otañez, M. 2011

Tobacco industry interference, Environmental costs of tobacco production, Tobacco growing, Social costs of tobacco production, Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), Human rights violation
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Environmental health impacts of tobacco farming: a review of the literature

Abdallah, J. M., Almeida, G. E., Lecours, N., Novotny, T. E. 2012

Tobacco growing, Environmental impacts, Alternative livelihoods, Human rights violation, Tobacco industry interference, Tobacco products use, WHO FCTC Articles 17 and 18 implementation, Health impacts, Social impacts
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‘Manage and mitigate punitive regulatory measures, enhance the corporate image, influence public policy’: industry efforts to shape understanding of tobacco attributable deforestation

Botero, N.C., Lee, K., Novotny, T. E. 2013

Tobacco industry interference, Environmental impacts, Alternative livelihoods, Human rights violation, Tobacco growing, Tobacco products use, WHO FCTC Articles 17 and 18 implementation, Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)
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WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control. Policy options and recommendations: Articles 17 and 18

WHO 2013

WHO FCTC Articles 17 and 18 implementation, Alternative to tobacco production, Tobacco growing, Environmental impacts, Alternative livelihoods, Human rights violation, Tobacco industry interference, Tobacco products use, Economic impacts, Social impacts, Health impacts, Technical guides and publications
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Tobacco Control and Tobacco Farming Separating Myth from Reality

Buckles, D., Lecours, N., Wardie, L. 2014

Tobacco growing, Alternative to tobacco production, WHO FCTC Articles 17 and 18 implementation, Economic impacts, Alternative livelihoods, Human rights violation, Tobacco industry interference, Health impacts, Tobacco products use, Social impacts, Environmental impacts
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Perspectives on Tobacco Product Waste: A Survey of Framework Convention Alliance Members' Knowledge, Attitudes, and Beliefs

Curtis, C., Huber, L., Javadian, S., Novotny, T. E., Stigler-Granados, P., Thompson, F. 2015

Tobacco products use, Cigarette butts pollution, Environmental impacts, Alternative livelihoods, Human rights violation, Tobacco growing, Tobacco industry interference, WHO FCTC Articles 17 and 18 implementation
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The troubling evolution of corporate greenwashing

Watson, B. 2016

Tobacco industry interference, Environmental impacts, Alternative livelihoods, Human rights violation, Tobacco growing, Tobacco products use, WHO FCTC Articles 17 and 18 implementation, Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)
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Opções de políticas e recomendações sobre alternativas economicamente sustentáveis para o cultivo do tabaco (com relação aos artigos 17 e 18)

Cavalcante, T. M., INCA, Ministry of Health - Brazil, National Commission for the Implementation of the Framework Convention on Tobacco Control (Brazil) 2016

WHO FCTC Articles 17 and 18 implementation, Alternative to tobacco production, Tobacco growing, Environmental impacts, Alternative livelihoods, Human rights violation, Tobacco industry interference, Tobacco products use, Economic impacts, Social impacts, Health impacts, Technical guides and publications
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WHO report on the global tobacco epidemic, 2017: monitoring tobacco use and prevention policies.

WHO 2017

WHO FCTC Articles 17 and 18 implementation, Technical guides and publications, Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), Alternative livelihoods, Tobacco growing, Tobacco industry interference