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Agriculture


Growing their way out of poverty: Can small holder farmers be integrated into large international food supply chains?

Time: 
10:00am
Location: 
TBD

In the context of sustainable sourcing, fairtrade initiatives have developed a business case for integrating smallholders into international supply chains. A major example is the coffee industry. Are those buying practices suitable for other product groups?

Issues:
  • Agriculture
  • Food
  • International Development
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