Ethiopia prioritizes the leather sector. However, the sector has underperformed relative to targets and Ethiopia’s potential. It has been long recognized that the major problem is the quality of raw hides and skins in the Ethiopian leather sector value chain. However, there has been little evidence how and why quality leakages happen along the leather sector value chain. Our thorough analysis of the leather sector value chain shows that the quality problems are caused by structural problems (at the breeding and post-breeding stages), disconnect between quality and price (i.e., price does not signal quality), lack of efficient marketing, transportation and storage systems, and lack of better tanning technologies
Uganda is transforming her leather value chain to a modern and competitive sub-sector, aiming at pro...
This study examines the determinants of Leather and Leather products Exports in Tanzania. We apply O...
This assessment is to identify the main opportunities of Ethiopian Banks for financing in leather se...
Leather is one of the important export commodities in Ethiopia. However, itsquality and physical cha...
Structural transformation and export diversification into higher value-added products and away from ...
Ethiopia's economy is predominantly agricultural where the livestock sub-sector plays substantial ro...
This study aimed at examining the existence of technical efficiency differences among tanneries and ...
The leather industry is one of the priority sectors that contribute to export income and economic de...
The livestock sub-sector plays a significant role in the Ethiopian economy to both agricultural valu...
This study was carried out to analyze the value chain of leather in Tanzania taking a case study of ...
The paper attempts to review how three critical theories; Stakeholder, constructivist and threshold ...
The quest for quality products together with the convergence of our globe into a village has forced ...
The increasing economic growth in Kenya has encouraged the growth of the leather sector. Kenya in it...
Most countries have implemented export-oriented development strategies with the objectives of improv...
The review paper attempts to focus on the circumstances the leather sector is experiencing in aspect...
Uganda is transforming her leather value chain to a modern and competitive sub-sector, aiming at pro...
This study examines the determinants of Leather and Leather products Exports in Tanzania. We apply O...
This assessment is to identify the main opportunities of Ethiopian Banks for financing in leather se...
Leather is one of the important export commodities in Ethiopia. However, itsquality and physical cha...
Structural transformation and export diversification into higher value-added products and away from ...
Ethiopia's economy is predominantly agricultural where the livestock sub-sector plays substantial ro...
This study aimed at examining the existence of technical efficiency differences among tanneries and ...
The leather industry is one of the priority sectors that contribute to export income and economic de...
The livestock sub-sector plays a significant role in the Ethiopian economy to both agricultural valu...
This study was carried out to analyze the value chain of leather in Tanzania taking a case study of ...
The paper attempts to review how three critical theories; Stakeholder, constructivist and threshold ...
The quest for quality products together with the convergence of our globe into a village has forced ...
The increasing economic growth in Kenya has encouraged the growth of the leather sector. Kenya in it...
Most countries have implemented export-oriented development strategies with the objectives of improv...
The review paper attempts to focus on the circumstances the leather sector is experiencing in aspect...
Uganda is transforming her leather value chain to a modern and competitive sub-sector, aiming at pro...
This study examines the determinants of Leather and Leather products Exports in Tanzania. We apply O...
This assessment is to identify the main opportunities of Ethiopian Banks for financing in leather se...