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Includes bibliographical references. ; published_or_final_version ; Preface ; The Contributors ; 16 Conclusions Peter Hills Hills, Peter Cecilia Chan Chan, Cecilia 201 ; 1 The Context Cecilia Chan Chan, Cecilia Peter Hills Hills, Peter 1 ; 2 Grassroots Mobilization for Environmental Protection: Tactics and Dilemmas Cecilia Chan Chan, Cecilia 15 ; 3 Environmental Protection in Hong Kong: An Historical Account Pauline Choi Choi, Pauline 29 ; 4 The Politicization of the Environment Hung Wing Tat Hung, Wing Tat 41 ; 5 The Role of District Boards in Community-based Environmental Management Hung Wing Tat Hung, Wing Tat 51 ; 6 Mobilizing Tsing Yi Residents Against Environmental Hazards Ng Hang Sau Sau, Ng Hang 63 ; 7 Creating a Decent Environment for the Poor: Housing for Low-income Groups Pauline Choi Choi, Pauline 83 ; 8 The Environment and Grassroots Participation in Squatter Areas Ng Yiu Fai Fai, Ng Yiu 99 ; 9 Environmental Improvement Efforts in Temporary Housing Areas Chui Wing Tak Chui, Wing Tak 117 ; 10 Combatting Urban Blight Fung Ho Lup Lup, Fung Ho 137 ; 11 Tackling Environmental Pollution in Sham Tseng Fiona Chang Chang, Fiona 149 ; 12 Attitudinal and Behavioural Change in Environmental Protection Cecilia Chan Chan, Cecilia 161 ; 13 Environmental Education for the Public: A Rubbish Recycling Scheme in a Middle Class Housing Estate Mok Hing Luen Luen, Mok Hing Lau Kwong Kit Kit, Lau Kwong 177 ; 14 The Campaign Approach in Grassroots Mobilization Regina Cheung Cheung, Regina 187 ; 15 Towards a Healthier Working Environment in Hong Kong K.K. Chan Chan, K. K. 195

Includes bibliographical references. ; Revised and extended version of Limited gains: grassroofs mobilization and the environment in Hong Kong. ; published_or_final_version ; Preface ix ; Contributing authors xiii ; Ch.I Community and the environment in Hong Kong Chan, Cecilia Chan, Cecilia Hills, Peter Hills, Peter 1 ; Ch.II Community, environment and sustainable development - a socio-political interpretation Lai, On- kwok Lai, On-kwok 19 ; Ch.III Urban poverty and environmental management : a comparative analysis of community activation in asian cities Douglass, Mike Douglass, Mike 53 ; Ch.IV Decision making, community values and the environment in Hong Kong Barron, William F. Barron, William F. 97 ; Ch.V The politics of the environment in Hong Kong Hung, Wing-tat Hung, Wing-tat 113 ; Ch.VI Housing, environment and the community : an overview Chiu, Rebecca L.H. Chiu, Rebecca L.H. 139 ; Ch.VII Mobilizing Tsing Yi residents against environmental hazards Li, Chi-fai Li, Chi-fai Ng, Hang- sau Ng, Hang-sau 161 ; Ch.VIII Grassroots participation of squatters in environment management Chan, Cecilia Chan, Cecilia Cheung, Regina Cheung, Regina Chang, Fiona Chang, Fiona 183 ; Ch.IX Health and safety at work : a neglected environmental concern Yu, Ignatius T.S. Yu, Ignatius T.S. Chan, Kan-kam Chan, Kan-kam 203 ; Ch.X Heritage conservation and conflicting community iterests : heritage held hostage in the New Territories and beyond Lung, David Lung, David Friedman, Ann Friedman, Ann 215 ; Ch.XI The social and psychological procession in community education : towards attitudinal and behavioural change in environmental management Chan, Cecilia Chan, Cecilia 233 ; Ch.XII Environmental education : the contribution of green groups Ng, Mei Ng, Mei Wong, Francis Wong, Francis 249 ; Ch.XIII Business and the environment in Hong Kong Howroyd, Sarah Howroyd, Sarah 261 ; Ch.XIV Environmental education : strategies and roles of children and youth services units Wong, Yu-cheung Wong, Yu-cheung Lai, Wing-hoi Lai, Wing-hoi 289 ; Ch.XV Community mobilization and the environment : a changing context Hills, Peter Hills, Peter Chan, Cecilia Chan, Cecilia 307

AbstractCross‐border relocation of the production lines of Hong Kong companies to the Pearl River Delta Region (PRDR) of China relocates the pollution source geographically. In contextualizing corporate social responsibility (CSR), more and better collaborations on environmental management between Hong‐Kong‐based companies and their supply chains within Hong Kong and the PRDR are needed. Using a qualitative approach, this research identifies and examines nine concerned business supply chain partnership cases. Stakeholders perceived that partnership is a good tool for improving corporate environmental management. However, although it has become more active since 2002, partnership is not yet popular. More time and support are needed to develop it. Businesses should take further steps to benefit themselves and the environment. Based on the first‐hand experiences and opinions of interviewees, this paper analyzes and presents recent partnership activities; their drivers and barriers; factors in their successes; and the possible roles of government and business associations in fostering partnership development. Copyright © 2009 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd and ERP Environment.