Sources

SRC-553

International Labour Organization, Regional value chains for recovery: creating jobs and shared growth in Syria, Lebanon and Jordan: focus sectors: medicinal and aromatic plants, fruits and vegetables, construction materials, and olives and olive oil, Geneva, 2026, viii + 53 pages, ISBN 9789220435403 (web PDF), DOI 10.54394/00034214

Source ID: SRC-553
Citation: International Labour Organization, Regional value chains for recovery: creating jobs and shared growth in Syria, Lebanon and Jordan: focus sectors: medicinal and aromatic plants, fruits and vegetables, construction materials, and olives and olive oil, Geneva, 2026, viii + 53 pages, ISBN 9789220435403 (web PDF), DOI 10.54394/00034214
URL or path: research/AQ73_B7_academic_literature/ILO_2026_regional_value_chains_recovery_Syria_Lebanon_Jordan_2026-09-12.pdf; https://doi.org/10.54394/00034214
Type: Official technical report, qualitative rapid market assessment
Hierarchy tier: 3
Published: 2026
Accessed: 2026-09-12
Snapshot: Retrieved 12 September 2026 from the ILO research repository, HTTP 200, 5,854,519 bytes, file created 4 June 2026, text sidecar
Claims: CH7 line 161
Status: READ_IN_PART

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Printed pages 4 and 35 read. Method: qualitative, market-systems based, more than 130 semi-structured interviews across the three countries. Page 35 names shortages of skilled technicians, applicators and specialised production workers in construction materials and says regional supply would stimulate labour demand in Syrian construction, transport and services; no quantity attaches to either. Searched for any figure of jobs: none [row proposed as SRC-NEW-G in audits/reports/AQ73_B7_academic_literature_2026-09-11.md; registered 12 September 2026]