Droughts and debts: The domestic tea value chain and vulnerable livelihoods in Girimukti village, West Java, Indonesia

Keyphrases

• West Java Indonesia 100%
• Value Chain 100%
• Drought 100%
• Tea Smallholders 100%
• Indonesia 66%
• Structured Interview 33%
• Climate Change 33%
• Political Economy 33%
• West Java 33%
• Smallholders 33%
• Social Capital 33%
• Meso 33%
• Human Capital 33%
• Rural Village 33%
• Urban Markets 33%
• Socioeconomic Issues 33%
• Rural Banks 33%
• Rural-urban Migration 33%
• Remote Villages 33%
• Lower Middle Class 33%
• Rural Marginalization 33%
• Not Poor 33%
• Human Capital Level 33%
• Sustainable Livelihood Approach 33%
• Tea Drying 33%
• Essential Nodes 33%
• Value Chain Analysis 33%
• Domestic Value Chain 33%
• Agripreneurs 33%
• Financial Capital 33%
• Adaptation Strategies 33%
• Horizontal Collaboration 33%
• Interdependency 33%
• Rural Inequality 33%

Social Sciences

• Value Chain 100%
• Indonesia 100%
• Human Resources 40%
• Climate Change 20%
• Social Exclusion 20%
• Social Capital 20%
• Semi-Structured Interview 20%
• Middle Class 20%
• Financial Capital 20%
• Interdependency 20%
• Rural to Urban Migration 20%
• Sustainable Livelihoods 20%
• Political Economy 20%

Economics, Econometrics and Finance

• Value Creation 100%
• Smallholder 80%
• Industry 20%
• Human Capital 20%
• Social Capital 20%