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Chains and Challenges: Craft Supply Chains in Africa

By on December 12, 2023

Because crafts are such an important source of work and income for home‑based workers in Africa, HomeNet Africa, in partnership with WIEGO, initiated research to unpack the complicated supply chains. The aim is to provide home‑based craft workers and their organizations with the information they need to begin engaging with supply chain actors and governments and, ultimately, to improve their livelihoods. This snapshot summarizes key findings in WIEGO Resource Document No. 41: Craft Supply Chains in Africa: Consolidating Our Findings.

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