Apresentação – Mapeamento de cadeias de valor sensíveis ao gênero

9 de julho de 2019

jul 9, 2019

GIZ - Cooperação Alemã para o Desenvolvimento Sustentável, Mapa - Ministério da Agricultura

A apresentação traz o passo a passo sobre como fazer o mapa de uma cadeia de valor explicitando a participação de homens e mulheres em cada elo.

Este material faz parte do Módulo Lilás, chamado “Gênero em Cadeias de Valor”, um dos sete temas que compõem o Programa CapGestão Amazônia, realizado pelo Consórcio Eco Consult e Ipam.

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