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Citrus delight article - Partners 2016
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Nursery women profit from upskilling

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Women in Pakistan have limited opportunities to engage in citriculture. However, the project team noticed that women were actively budding trees in informal backyard nurseries. High-level training was provided in Islamabad and, for the top-performers, at a commercial nursery in Thailand. These skills were widely shared and women were able to make an extra profit of 100 rupees for each high-quality tree.  2016

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