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Development of an e-commerce platform (D2C) for small and medium-sized farmers and returned migrants agri-entrepreneurs

Feasibility study. Roadmap recommendations










Guzun, V. and Cojocaru, A. 2022. Development of an e-commerce platform (D2C) for small and medium-sized farmers and returned migrants agri-entrepreneurs – Feasibility study. Roadmap recommendations. Chisinau, FAO.





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