Practices in international value chains: the case of the Kenyan fruit and vegetable chain beyond the exclusion debate

The study researches routes to market for horticulture farmers in Kenya and to what extent they are able to participate in certification schemes such as Global GAP to gain entry into European markets.

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Practices in international value chains: the case of the Kenyan fruit and vegetable chain beyond the exclusion debate

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发表 2012年5月1日 by Journal of Economic and Social Geography. 作者： Dannenberg, P., and Nduru, G.M.

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Practices in international value chains: the case of the Kenyan fruit and vegetable chain beyond the exclusion debate

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Practices in international value chains: the case of the Kenyan fruit and vegetable chain beyond the exclusion debate

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