Ethical trade in African horticulture: gender, rights and participation

This report looks at how the implementation of employment codes of conduct could be enhanced to improve working conditions in Africa's horticulture export sector, with a specific focus on female and seasonal workers.

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Ethical trade in African horticulture: gender, rights and participation

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发表 2024年9月16日 by Institute of Development Studies. 作者： S. Smith, D. Auret, S. Barrientos, C. Dolan, K. Kleinbooi, C. Njobvu, M. Opondo and A. Tallontire

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