Climate Change Risks and Supply Chain Responsibility: How should companies respond when extreme weather affects small-scale producers in their supply chain?

Publisher： GSE Research

E-ISSN： 2053-0226|9|1|39-62

ISSN： 2053-0226

Source： Oxfam Policy and Practice: Private Sector, Vol.9, Iss.1, 2013-08, pp. : 39-62

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