Regarding water quality, compliance with all water quality and wastewater treatment standards is assured and the generally acknowledged technical codes of good practice are used.
Therefore, countries need to develop and strengthen codes of good practice on international migration of physicians on a global scale.
Efforts have already been made at this level by companies in the sector, by means of codes of good practice or the organisation of campaigns to increase public information and awareness.
Therefore, a number of specific guidelines and codes of good practice have been developed to promote ethical, transparent, fair and mutually beneficial agreements between source and destination countries [ 14].
The expansion of tree plantations in developing countries preceded, for the most part, the introduction of codes of good practice (e.g., FAO 2006) and certification standards for their responsible management. 1 During this period, large-scale tree plantation firms have sometimes taken advantage of poor regulatory schemes as well as cheap land and labor (Szulecka et al. 2014).
Such an independent authority could also promote good governance by disseminating a code of good practice and accrediting NGOs that voluntarily adopt these principles.
Margaret Snowdon, of JLT Benefits Consultants, is chair of the Pension Liberation Industry Group, currently finalising a "code of good practice" to offer clarity to trustees, scheme administrators and scheme providers.
Critics have accused Swiss businesses of dragging their feet on transparency and hiding behind a voluntary code of good practice devised by the country's business federation.
He also says that a plan by the CIPD to create a code of good practice is welcomed as a "sensible and proportionate approach".
It is also planning to visit more open Isocs, such as those at Oxford and Cambridge, in order to produce a code of good practice.
