Training Tajik women-artisans on new designs and quality technologies to improve competitiveness of their wool, cashmere and mohair products at global market level

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2011-01-01

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Svetlana Balalaeva. (1/1/2011). Training Tajik women-artisans on new designs and quality technologies to improve competitiveness of their wool, cashmere and mohair products at global market level.

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Field skill trainings were conducted by the Central Asian Crafts Support Association’s Resource Centre in Tajikistan with the support of IFAD/FAO grant 1033 ‘Regional Capacity Building and Knowledge Management for Gender Equality’ and IFAD/ICARDA grant 1107 "Improving Livelihoods of Small Farmers and Rural Women through Value-added Processing and Export of Cashmere, Wool and Mohair”. About 91 beneficiaries” were trained

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capacity building; central asia; tajikistan; mohair; cashmere; wool; small farmers; gender equality; rural women