This study traces ILO projects and interventions linked to Value Chains and sectoral development in more than 20 countries and gives a concrete overview of what the ILO is doing to promote more and better jobs in emerging markets. The study comes up with a series of lessons learned out of ILO's Value Chain work that will be valuable not only for ILO staff but for all development practitioners involved in Value Chain development.
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ILO home > About the ILO > How the ILO works > Departments and offices > Employment sector > Departments and programmes > Job Creation and Enterprise Development Department (EMP/ENTERPRISE) > Areas of work > Value Chain Development (VCD) > ILO Value Chain Development Portfolio Analysis - A stocktaking of ...
| Type: | Publication |
| Date issued: | 25 November 2011 |
| Reference: | 978-92-2-125341-9(print)[ISBN] 978-92-2-125342-6(webpdf)[ISBN] |
| Authors: | Dalia Núñez - Merten Sievers |
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