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Vicuña governance issues

Value-chain governance refers to the vertical relationships among actors along the value chain that coordinate the range of activities required to bring the product from inception to the end user. Governance is about power and the ability to exert control along the value chain and about the related aspect of how much of the marketing margin is captured. It relates to the organizations or institutions, regulations and their enforcers that set the parameters under which the value-chain actors must operate. It is about information exchange, learning, standards and credit provision (FAO 2013).

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