Jamaica’s Cannabis Industry: Sustainable Supply Chain Management Storymap
Come take a journey through this storymap and evaluate the sustainability of Jamaica’s emerging ‘legal’ cannabis industry.
The Maga Carta turns 800
As a lawyer and a lover of history I just had to take a moment to honour a seminal moment in legal history. However, in doing so I reflect in amazement how a failed treaty between a king and his rebellious barons has become the foundation for liberty in all legal systems based on the Anglo model.
Johnson & Johnson : Sustainable Supply Chain Management Storymap
The sustainability of a company does not solely rely on it profitability…Johnson & Johnson, a world renowned pharmaceutical company uses sustainability in their slogan “We Care”
Rum: Sustainable Supply Chain Management Storymap
Red Stripe Beer: Sustainable Supply Chain Management Storymap
Tourism and Renal Dialysis: Sustainable Supply Chain Management Storymap
This StoryMap is by one of my students, Demica Frater Clemetson, from the Excelsior Community College in Kingston, Jamaica. It is his project submission for the Sustainable Supply Chain Management course. Here she tells a sustainability story on renal dialysis. The views expressed are those of the student and not of this author this blog. Related Posts:Johnson & Johnson : Sustainable Supply Chain Management
Toyota: Sustainable Supply Chain Management Storymap
Sustainable Supply Chain Management Storymaps
Their assignment was to use a platform developed by Northwestern University Knight Lab, to storymap a story of sustainability. They had to use the Triple Bottom Line – balancing the social, environmental and economic aspects of sustainability – as their analytical framework; the lens and the narrative through which their stories would be told. The topics were wide ranging and included industry specific projects (corn, rum, marijuana) to company specific (Toyota, Johnson &Johnson) projects.
When a veto is not just a veto – Is the US undermining the WTO?
The importance of the Appellate Body to the WTO and the whole global trading system cannot be over stated. It is the ability, and one could argue a key distinguishing feature, of the WTO as the successor to the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) to effectively resolve trade disputes between its members that underpin the global trading system.