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Closure of Industries
in Delhi		 Impact on Workers and Issues for Environment Policy
A Union Case Study
from Zimbabwe

Supportive Environments for HealtH - A Union Case Study from Zimbabwe
The Ganga River
India		 Industrial Closures are not the Answer:  Improve Working Conditions to Clean Ganga
A look at India
Baroda - Andleshwar Belt
(Gujarat)		 REPORT OF THE SURVEY: Waste Disposal Practices followed by Industries in Baroda - Ankleshwar Belt (Gujarat)
A Case Study
from San Miguel

Environmental Protection at San Miguel
Greening the Workplace Trade Union and Management Partnership in Greening the Workplace
Manila, Philippines
Mine-Related Environmental Disaster Case Study on the Mine-Related Disaster in Marinduque
Marinduque, Philippines
Reforestation and Education Programme Reforestation and Education Programme
Kokoago Project
Hazardous Cargo and Toxic Waste in India Hazardous Cargo and Toxic Waste in India
International Transport Federation (ITF)
Occupational Safety, Health and Environment Etablishment of Occupational Safety, Health and Environment Committee
Environment Project in Chile Environment Project in the Mining Sector in Chile
Training Project in Guatem The Global Pesticide Industry's "Safe Use and Handling" Training Project in Guatem
Plantations in India Occupational Health and Safety - A Case Study by West Bengal Cha Mazdoor Sabha in partnership with CTUC/ILO
Water Pollution Control
India		 Water Pollution Control - A Case Study by Western Railways Employees' Union (in English and Hindi)
Sewage Workers
in Baroda (Gujarat)		 Occupational Health, Safety and Environment Case Study by Sewage Workers Gujarat
 
The case study booklet
"Trade Union Actions to Promote Environmentally Sustainable Development"
exists in four languages:

Arabic
English
French
Spanish

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