Value chain analysis of Jordan's floriculture sector
This value chain analysis:
1. maps the core value chain functioning of Jordan’s floriculture sector, including observations related to decent work and gender equality across the value chain; and
2. seeks to understand constraints and identify opportunities to build upon across the floriculture sector, with a view to unlocking its potential as a driver of decent work, job creation and sustainable economic growth.
It aims to inform the Decent Work in Jordan’s Floriculture Sector project – implemented by the International Labour Organization (ILO) and funded by the Government of Australia’s Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) – with its focus on improving working conditions, skills and the employability in the sector, while linking producers with market opportunities.
1. maps the core value chain functioning of Jordan’s floriculture sector, including observations related to decent work and gender equality across the value chain; and
2. seeks to understand constraints and identify opportunities to build upon across the floriculture sector, with a view to unlocking its potential as a driver of decent work, job creation and sustainable economic growth.
It aims to inform the Decent Work in Jordan’s Floriculture Sector project – implemented by the International Labour Organization (ILO) and funded by the Government of Australia’s Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) – with its focus on improving working conditions, skills and the employability in the sector, while linking producers with market opportunities.