Titlebook: Emerging Trends in Leather Science and Technology; Sreeram Kalarical Janardhanan,Luis A. Zugno Book 2024 Centre for Science & Technology o

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Indian Leather and Footwear Industry—Government Policies Which Shaped GrowthSD 17.5 bn during 2021–22 (exports of USD 5 billion and domestic sales turnover of USD 12 billion). This sector is known for its consistency in high export earnings and employment generation. The sector provides employment to about 4.42 million people and has a predominant women workforce concentrat

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Call for a Unique North-South-South-Triangular Co-operation for Education for Leather and Allied Seclate nineteenth century in research organizations and universities. In this chapter, the initiation, growth and existence of various training schools, research institutions and organizations involved in leather training and education on the global landscape have been briefed. Chennai Leather School,

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Benchmarking Best Global Practices in Ethiopian Leather Sectoraving a huge raw material and trainable human resource bases and extended value chains, it is anticipated to contribute to employment generation, export earnings, government revenue and other multiplier effects to the rest of the economy. Despite many efforts made to enhance the growth of the leathe

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Overview of the Certifying, Regulatory and Restrictive Organizations in the Leather Industryle, and it can be a challenge to track and manage emerging issues. This publication provides an overview of the most important organizations that certify, regulate and restrict how chemicals are used, how the tannery operates, and how discharges are managed. An understanding of these processes is fundamental for all global leather professionals.

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rom India, Ethiopia, Kenya, Vietnam, Croatia, Australia, Uni.Leather and its products are globally traded commodities known for durability, fashion, reuse, repurpose, and resistance to degradation. Despite its benefits, the leather industry faces criticism from Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs)

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L. Erickson,W.-J. Yu,R. Rymersonle, and it can be a challenge to track and manage emerging issues. This publication provides an overview of the most important organizations that certify, regulate and restrict how chemicals are used, how the tannery operates, and how discharges are managed. An understanding of these processes is fundamental for all global leather professionals.

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Book 2024benefits, the leather industry faces criticism from Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) due to its adverse environmental impact and often unfavourable labor conditions in non-certified tanneries. Efforts to enhance sustainability continue, yet challenges persist, prompting calls for revamping leat

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Christopher W. Wharton,Robert Eisenthalical: current thinking developed over the last quarter of a century constitutes a shift in approach to leather science, yielding a new paradigm in leather technology. The result is a new way of ensuring that development strategies are likely to be predictably successful, unlike the inevitable outcome of the alternative, ‘trial and error’.