Do Smallholders Benefit from Group Certification? A Case Study on the Social and Economic Effects of Rainforest Alliance Group Certification on Small-Scale Tea Farmers in Misiones, Argentina.

This report presents a case study of small-scale tea farmers in Misiones, Argentina, in order to assess the impact of group certification on individual smallholders. The case study focuses on the social and economic effects of Rainforest Alliance certification, and how smallholders participate in group certification.

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Do Smallholders Benefit from Group Certification? A Case Study on the Social and Economic Effects of Rainforest Alliance Group Certification on Small-Scale Tea Farmers in Misiones, Argentina.

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Published 2014 by Wageningen University, NL. Authored by Bakker, P.

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Do Smallholders Benefit from Group Certification? A Case Study on the Social and Economic Effects of Rainforest Alliance Group Certification on Small-Scale Tea Farmers in Misiones, Argentina.

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