The cut-flower industry in Tanzania

Examines the performance of the cut-flower industry and its impact on national economic development and local communities. Based on field survey covering 12 flower farms in northern Tanzania.

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Year of publication:	2000
Authors:	Semboja, Haji ; Hatibu, Haji ; Mbelwa, Rhoda ; Bonaventura, Charles
Institutions:	International Labour Organization (ILO), United Nations
Subject:	flower \| horticulture \| economic implication \| employment \| Tanzania \| agricultural production \| export earnings \| market access \| women workers \| wages \| occupational health \| occupational safety \| working conditions \| environmental protection \| economic policy \| legal aspect \| bibliography \| statistical table \| fleur \| conséquences économiques \| emploi \| Tanzanie \| production agricole \| recettes à l'exportation \| accès au marché \| travailleuses \| salaire \| santé au travail \| sécurité du travail \| conditions de travail \| protection de l'environnement \| politique économique \| aspect juridique \| bibliographie \| tableau statistique \| flor \| horticultura \| consecuencias económicas \| empleo \| Tanzanía \| producción agrícola \| ingreso por exportaciones \| acceso al mercado \| trabajadoras \| salario \| salud en el trabajo \| seguridad en el trabajo \| condiciones de trabajo \| protección ambiental \| política económica \| aspecto jurídico \| bibliografía \| cuadros estadísticos

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Extent:	application/pdf
Series:	ILO Working Papers.
Type of publication:	Book / Working Paper
Notes:	Published in Sectoral activities programme, working paper series 29 pages
Source:	RePEc - Research Papers in Economics

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