Florence Bassono Kabore, Burkina Faso
Florence Bassono never planned on running a factory. In 2010 the trained executive assistant learned her compa
The Women2Market pillar supports women with established agrifood products and services who face limited access to timely market linkages, necessary certifications and actionable value-chain intelligence. It provides structured pathways to appropriate buyers and market opportunities, complemented by relevant, up-to-date market information. This enables women to access higher-value markets and make informed, strategic business decisions.
I used to sell whatever price the middleman offered. After a VALUE4HER-sponsored trade fair, I had three buyers competing for my produce. I set my own price for the first time
Azaratou Ogbon, VALUE4HER Member & Founder/CEO – MORADYS Benin
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