 | GATE - 1/97 - Eco-label: Organic Cotton (GTZ GATE, 1997, 52 p.) |
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| | Spin-offs for people and nature - Chances and perspectives of organic cotton cultivation and ecotextiles |
| | To promote organic cotton growing - Two campaigns aim at reducing the use of pesticides |
| | There is no recipe - Methods and conditions of organic cotton projects in Asia and Africa |
| | The case of Peru: The native cotton project |
| | Cultivation and processing - Comparison of cost-building in organic and conventional cotton |
| | A suitabIe option- Utilisation of mass-produced bioagents in cotton protection |
| | It is not always easy to go ''organic'' - Protrade offers marketing advice to initiatives and companies in the south |
| | Integrating economy and ecology - Eco-textiles on the way from a niche market to a mass market |
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| | SmaIl amounts for good ideas - Small scale project fund assists 250 projects in ten years |
| | Learning instead of teaching - Reactivated traditional knowledge makes experts into students |
| | Implementing the UN FCCC - Results of the german support programme |
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