Baku, February 20 (AzerTAc). Baku has today hosted discussions on the work done within the Sunrise project over last 2 years. 
The project is being implemented by the Oxfam International organization together with the Unilever transnational company.
Joint work has been carried out in Barda, Tartar and Aghdam regions of Azerbaijan within the project that began in 2010.
The meeting also focused on opportunities to develop small farm enterprises.
Oxfam is an international non-governmental organization working in more than 70 countries of the world. Its purpose is to work with others to overcome poverty and suffering.
In July 2010 Oxfam and the international consumer goods company Unilever signed up to work together over the next five years to learn how to do business with women and men smallholders in a way that improves their livelihoods and that informs Unilever`s business model and Oxfam`s development model.
Sunrise aims to inform how sustainable smallholder-based supply chains that are both commercially viable and effective at reducing poverty for marginalised women and men smallholders can be established. The project also aims to share what it learns with aim of influencing other companies to invest in business models that reduce poverty for some of the world`s poorest farmers and their families.