Silk from Mopani worms: innovation at work

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Ramoroka, K. & Jacobs, P. (2014) Silk from Mopani worms: innovation at work. HSRC Review. 12(4):28-29. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11910/2232

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Abstract:

New techniques in harvesting and producing wild silk can yield huge benefits for rural communities. One example is the Ganyesa Wild Silk enterprise in North West. Using this enterprise as a case study, Kgabo Ramoroka and Peter Jacobs illustrate the advantages of rural innovation networks.

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25 Aug 2015

INNOVATION
RURAL COMMUNITIES
SILK HARVESTING

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