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This paper has been developed in the context of the Trafficking Victims Re/integration Programme (TVRP), which funds NGOs in several countries of Western Balkans. In addition to direct funding, the TVRP provides technical assistance and capacity development for partner organisations. Since its inception in 2007, beyond assistance provided to more than two thousand trafficked persons throughout the region, one of the main achievements of the TVRP has been to build a common understanding of the highly complex undertaking that is re/integration. Re/integration of trafficked persons indeed involves a multidisciplinary approach, involving expertise and engagement from a range of different professional fields including social work, psychology, medicine, education and so on. While each of these fields has guidelines and codes of conduct, there is no commonly agreed set of principles underpinning re/integration efforts. This paper is a first attempt to develop common ethical principles within the anti-trafficking re/integration field in order to ensure that the programmes and policies meet the highest human rights standards, offer the highest quality of care and are underpinned by and monitored according to internationally recognised and transparent ethical principles. (Bron: voorwoord publicatie)

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The aim of this publication is to provide an international framework (the "Framework") with the minimum requirements and performance expectations as to how an industrial park can become an Eco-Industrial Park (EIP). It summarizes the key areas in which the three international organizations that have driven the development of this framework - including the United Nations Industrial Development Organisation (UNIDO), the World Bank Group, and Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH (GIZ) - have aligned regarding what constitutes an Eco-Industrial Park (EIP). The International Framework for Eco-Industrial Parks will guide policymakers and practitioners on the critical elements that will help both governments and the private sector work together in establishing economically, socially and environmentally sustainable eco-industrial parks.

Climate Change and Environment --- Competitiveness and Competition Policy --- Corporate Social Responsibility --- Environment --- Environmental Economics and Policies --- Pollution Management and Control --- Private Sector Development --- Social Accountability --- Social Development

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Islam --- Development aid. Development cooperation --- Germany --- Tajikistan --- Bosnia and Herzegovina --- Maghreb