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Public-private sector partnerships to promote small and medium-sized enterprise participation in global value chains

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TextPublication details: UN New YorkUS 2013Description: 18 pSubject(s):

PUBLIC SECTOR

Action note:

10/14/13 SANDRAW

Summary: Aims to identify the particular ways and means in which PPPs involving transnational corporations (TNCs) can help achieve the building of local supply and value-addition capacity of SMEs in developing countries, through infrastructure development and by establishing linkages between local producers and global supply chains in particular in the agriculture and commodities sectors. Discusses ways in which PPPs may contribute to corporate social responsibility (CSR) and gender-inclusiveness in these chains. Details good practices, in particular from UNCTAD's Business Linkagages Programme.

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Monograph	CARICOM Documentation Centre	03.03.05 U5813 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available	0000000030548

Aims to identify the particular ways and means in which PPPs involving transnational corporations (TNCs) can help achieve the building of local supply and value-addition capacity of SMEs in developing countries, through infrastructure development and by establishing linkages between local producers and global supply chains in particular in the agriculture and commodities sectors. Discusses ways in which PPPs may contribute to corporate social responsibility (CSR) and gender-inclusiveness in these chains. Details good practices, in particular from UNCTAD's Business Linkagages Programme.

10/14/13 SANDRAW

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