Category: Value Chains

They can provide opportunities for quality employment for men and women, yet they can also bechannels to transfer costs and risks to the weakest nodes, particularly women. They often perpetuate gender stereotypes that keep women in lower paid, casual work and do not necessarily lead to greater gender equality. File Size: 629 kb VIEW & […]

The ILO and other development agencies recognise that upgrading along these lines cannot be done on an individualenterprise basis, but rather, requires a systemic view that applies methodologies based upon approaches such as value chain analysis and clustering. File Size: 182 kb VIEW & DOWNLOAD PUBLICATION