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A woman wearing light pink kneels down with a basket of fresh vegetables. Behind her are large groups of eggplants, potatoes, and more vegetables.

photo credit: Picasa

photo credit: Picasa

We talk a lot about value chains within our economic development work — but what are they and why are they important? 

A value chain is the full range of activities, from production to marketing to distribution, that are required to bring a product from its conception to the consumer.

CARE promotes changes in value chains that generate positive, sustained impacts for large numbers of households in terms of income, employment, power relations, and access to products and services that empower the poor to better their lives.

Key Approaches

Dignified Work

Women want to earn income as equals. But they face many barriers in the workplace and at home.

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