Fairtrade, Employment and Poverty Reduction in Ethiopia and Uganda

Christopher Cramer · Deborah Johnston · Carlos Oya

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The main authors of this report are Christopher Cramer, Deborah Johnston, Carlos Oya and John Sender. The main research team was supported by a research officer, Bernd Mueller. Research supervisors in Ethiopia were: Reta Belda Hailu, Haileyesus Andualem, Adisalem Mesfin, Muluken Elias, and Tewodros Worku. In Uganda the research benefited greatly from the work of Bbosa Samuel; Turinawe Benoni Emmanuel also worked as a research supervisor.

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