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Value added and equity in the smallholder-produced teak (Tectona grandis L.f.) poles value chain in Southern Benin

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Figure 1: Map of Southern Benin.
Table  1  shows  the  consolidated  production-trading  account  of  the  value  chain;  and  table  2  is  useful  to  understand  inputs  consumption  and  value  added  creation  along  the  chain
Figure  3:  Costs  and  benefits  sharing  among  stakeholders  in  the  smallholder-produced teak poles value chain in Southern  Benin.

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