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Multidimensional lack of financial inclusion: the case for agrarian value chain finance institutions in rural Eastern Cape
The Eastern Cape region has a diverse composition of smallholder farmers that conduct operations, mainly in rural dwellings, within an informal trading context. The study found a composition of informal and formally composed smallholder farmers that operate within and outside of value chains. Gen...
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Graduate School of Business (GSB)
2023
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