Examples of using Small-scale producers in English and their translations into Chinese
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JOHN, B.C.- A new agriculture group in northeastern British Columbia aims to bolster small-scale producers by expanding markets with local consumers.
This trend is reported to be obscuring the presence or absence of key actors such as women, indigenous peoples and small-scale producers.
Given the importance of small-scale producers for national food security, greater efforts are needed to protect the tenure rights of small-scale producers.
More effective monitoring of the quality of iodized salt is required, and a special effort is needed to include small-scale producers in the initiative.
The group was founded in late 2018 after Legault realized there were opportunities to address problems small-scale producers had been facing in the region.
It is imperative that their wider use be accompanied by support measures to assist small-scale producers in developing countries to obtain certification at affordable costs.
CESCR urged Cameroon to speed up land reform, guarantee small-scale producers' right to community lands and remove the obstacles to land ownership, particularly for women.
Contract farming was often seen as one way to improve small-scale producers' access to markets and credit and provide them with a relatively stable income.
There is a need to ensure equal access and greater provision of credit to women and small-scale producers in all sectors, including agriculture, through measures for directed credit;
Small-scale producers require access to a number of support services, such as provision of seeds, fertilizer and other inputs, advice and extension services, logistics services and quality control.
Encouraging and strengthening organization of small-scale producers, processors and traders of commodities with a view to enhancing their capacities for technology absorption and for marketing of their products is important.
Moreover, the development of new financial mechanisms is crucial for small-scale producers and borrowers, so that they can use their underlying stocks or future harvests for collateral purposes.
Increase and/or add value to the human, social, natural, physical and financial assets of rural, poor, small-scale producers and entrepreneurs, in particular women and youth.
Small-scale producers are trained and encouraged with various incentives to assess and realize market opportunities through individual and collective actions, and the strategic deployment of skills and resources.
The inclusion of women, indigenous groups, small-scale producers and others in activities involving diagnoses, consultations, training and implementation is not referred to in most of the reports.
Women are the main consumer group and are important small-scale producers; therefore, all discussions related to sustainable consumption and production need to involve them from the start.
(e) Mechanisms need to be in place to ensure that producers, especially small-scale producers in developing countries, have the capacity to benefit from supplying better and more sustainable products;
IFAD invests in the very people most likely to be left behind: poor small-scale producers, women, youth, indigenous peoples and other vulnerable groups.
Of Fairtrade producer organisations are co-operatives of small-scale producers.
FAIR- accessible prices for consumers and fair conditions and pay for small-scale producers.