Study of the impact of ethical and conventional cocoa trading on forest dependent people in Ecuador
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Main Authors: | Nelson, V. 179263, Natural Resources Inst., Chatham (United Kingdom) eng, Galvez, M., Blowfield, M. 179265, Department for International Development, London (United Kingdom) eng 185862 |
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Chatham (United Kingdom) NRI/DFID
2000
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Subjects: | COCOA BEANS, INTERNATIONAL TRADE, RURAL POPULATION, LIVING STANDARDS, ETHICS, MARKETING, FEVE DE CACAO, COMMERCE INTERNATIONAL, POPULATION RURALE, NIVEAU DE VIE, ETHIQUE, COMMERCIALISATION, SEMILLA DE CACAO, COMERCIO INTERNACIONAL, POBLACION RURAL, NIVEL DE VIDA, ETICA, MERCADEO, |
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