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Business in Development
Centre for Business and Development Studies
9 episodes
4 months ago

Welcome to The Business in Development Podcast; a podcast brought to you by the Centre for Business and Development Studies at Copenhagen Business School.

With this podcast, we wish to bring you the latest insights from our research on the roles of business, government, and civil society in promoting inclusive and sustainable development in the global South.

In each episode, you will meet one of our colleagues and their guests, who will present their take on pressing development issues. With this podcast, we wish to create a platform for a wide variety of actors and to combine conversations with thought leaders, practitioners, world-leading experts, and voices from the field.

Thank you for listening to this podcast. In order to improve our podcast and reach those who can benefit from our podcast, we really appreciate your input and help, in the form of reviews and likes. If you simply wish to stay in the loop or participate, please subscribe to our podcast or follow us on our website www.cbs.dk/cbds or LinkedIn.

This podcast is funded by the Centre for Business and Development Studies at Copenhagen Business School.


Music: "Last Look" by Crowander

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Welcome to The Business in Development Podcast; a podcast brought to you by the Centre for Business and Development Studies at Copenhagen Business School.

With this podcast, we wish to bring you the latest insights from our research on the roles of business, government, and civil society in promoting inclusive and sustainable development in the global South.

In each episode, you will meet one of our colleagues and their guests, who will present their take on pressing development issues. With this podcast, we wish to create a platform for a wide variety of actors and to combine conversations with thought leaders, practitioners, world-leading experts, and voices from the field.

Thank you for listening to this podcast. In order to improve our podcast and reach those who can benefit from our podcast, we really appreciate your input and help, in the form of reviews and likes. If you simply wish to stay in the loop or participate, please subscribe to our podcast or follow us on our website www.cbs.dk/cbds or LinkedIn.

This podcast is funded by the Centre for Business and Development Studies at Copenhagen Business School.


Music: "Last Look" by Crowander

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Business
News,
Politics,
Science,
Social Sciences
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Creating Traceability in Textile Production - With Faryal Sadiq & Prof Peter Lund-Thomsen
Business in Development
32 minutes 56 seconds
2 years ago
Creating Traceability in Textile Production - With Faryal Sadiq & Prof Peter Lund-Thomsen

In this episode, Prof Peter Lund-Thomsen from CBDS speaks to Faryal Sadiq, Vice-President of Sales and Marketing at Interloop Limited. Interloop is one of the world’s largest hosiery manufacturer and a producer of denim and apparel products, based in Faisalabad, Pakistan employing around 30.000 people. The company has a very active involvement in sustainability and can be considered a giant manufacturer which is part of the broader international trend where giant manufacturers from the global South develop their own broader sustainability agenda – both domestically and internationally.

In this episode, Peter and Faryal discuss Interloop’s work with the creating a new traceability tool (Looptrace). They also address some tough questions regarding whether is indeed a need for such tools, who will benefit from their use (as they involve massive and costly data gathering exercises), and what the future looks like for traceability in this industry.

Business in Development

Welcome to The Business in Development Podcast; a podcast brought to you by the Centre for Business and Development Studies at Copenhagen Business School.

With this podcast, we wish to bring you the latest insights from our research on the roles of business, government, and civil society in promoting inclusive and sustainable development in the global South.

In each episode, you will meet one of our colleagues and their guests, who will present their take on pressing development issues. With this podcast, we wish to create a platform for a wide variety of actors and to combine conversations with thought leaders, practitioners, world-leading experts, and voices from the field.

Thank you for listening to this podcast. In order to improve our podcast and reach those who can benefit from our podcast, we really appreciate your input and help, in the form of reviews and likes. If you simply wish to stay in the loop or participate, please subscribe to our podcast or follow us on our website www.cbs.dk/cbds or LinkedIn.

This podcast is funded by the Centre for Business and Development Studies at Copenhagen Business School.


Music: "Last Look" by Crowander