Sustainable food value chains as a pathway out of poverty: a case for South Africa

This study show that there is potential for agrofood systems to reduce poverty in South Africa if they are strengthened and scaled up. The current state of agrofood value chains only serves to provide relief in the humanitarian sense, but without capacity to contribute to wealth creation and subsequently reduction in poverty.

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2025-03-24
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https://doi.org/10.14749/28650110
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Global trade, sustainability, and social impact
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Abstract

This study show that there is potential for agrofood systems to reduce poverty in South Africa if they are strengthened and scaled up. The current state of agrofood value chains only serves to provide relief in the humanitarian sense, but without capacity to contribute to wealth creation and subsequently reduction in poverty.

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