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            <description>This document is the appendix to Improving Opportunities for Women in Smallholder-based SupplyChains: Business case and practical guidance for international food companies. It presents detailed case studies of seven projectsin Africa that have adopted measures to improve opportunities for women in smallholder-based supply chains. These case studies provide additional and more detailed examples of the recommended actions contained in Sections 3 through 6 of the guide, thereby helping to provide further practical guidance and inspiration to food companies that 
wish to take action to support women producers in their supply chains.
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The purpose of this paper is to draw together preliminary conclusions and open questions of the impact on the livelihoods of poorer producers through participation in formal value chains. This is a critical topic for donors and NGOs as they consider the effectiveness of investment strategies, and for companies seeking to contribute to the Millennium Development Goals through their sourcing practices.</description>
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The aims of this guide are to:
• Raise awareness of the important role played by women in smallholder-based supply chains,
of the constraints they face, and of the potential commercial benefits to be gained from removing
these constraints.
• Convince food companies to modify their existing smallholder sourcing and support programs so as
to allow improved participation of women producers.
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