Impact of the flower industry in Uganda

Patrick K. Asea and Darlison. Kaija

ILO Working Papers from International Labour Organization

Abstract: Discusses the financial significance of Uganda's flower industry, employment practices and working conditions there in, and government policies.

Keywords: flower; horticulture.; employment; conditions of employment; working conditions; industrial promotion; access to credit.; export earnings; market access; price; investment; cost; wages; occupational health; occupational safety; environmental protection.; questionnaire; statistical table; fleur; horticulture; emploi; conditions d'emploi; conditions de travail; flor; horticultura; empleo; condiciones de empleo; condiciones de trabajo; promotion industrielle; accès au crédit; recettes à l'exportation; accès au marché; prix; investissement; coût; salaire; santé au travail; sécurité du travail; protection de l'environnement; questionnaire; tableau statistique; promoción industrial; acceso a créditos; ingreso por exportaciones; acceso al mercado; precio; inversión; costo; salario; salud en el trabajo; seguridad en el trabajo; protección ambiental; cuestionario; cuadros estadísticos (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 31 pages
Date: 2000
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