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One of Africa’s key strategies, as identified in the 10-Year Framework of Programmes on Sustainable Consumption and Production Patterns and its corresponding roadmap, is to promote a shift towards sustainable consumption and production – SCP – through eco-labelling. While eco-labelling is a very important tool for promoting SCP, eco-labelling capacity is low in South Africa generally, including among stakeholders of Proudly South African, South Africa’s local procurement advocacy campaign.
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