Difference Between the Theory and Practice: Bangladesh and India’s Implementation Challenges of the ILO Safety and Health Shipbreaking Guidelines

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Difference Between the Theory and Practice: Bangladesh and India’s Implementation Challenges of the ILO Safety and Health Shipbreaking Guidelines

Shipbreaking is a multi-million-dollar business in Bangladesh and India reusing the steel and other materials available in old ships. Arguably, as a potential business for these developing countries, shipbreaking should have been the rising tide that could lift all the other businesses. But what is...

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Main Authors:	Ali, Ali, Pearce, AP Prafula
Format:	Conference Paper
Published:	2024
Online Access:	http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/94483

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