Building Agri Supply Chains: Issues and Guidelines
Building agri Supply Chains: Issues and Guidelines Jan van Roekel, Director, agri chain Competence center Ronald Kopicki, World Bank, Supply chain Advisor Carry Broekmans, agri chain Competence center Dave M. Boselie, Wageningen UR - Agricultural Economics Research Institute (LEI) Abstract: Integrated Supply chains are one of the most powerful competitive tools in today's globalizing business economy. For agricultural products, successful Supply chain development projects reduce not only the transaction costs but also the institutional barriers that decouple individual links in traditional distribution channels. They allow participants to achieve higher levels of service and to capture substantial added value thereby serving as leverage points both for economic growth and for poverty alleviation. This paper also draws on the experience of the agri - chain Competence Center to discuss the critical Issues and step-by-step actions necessary to stimulate and support the emergence of Supply chains in developing countries.
Building Agri Supply Chains: Issues and Guidelines Jan van Roekel, Director, Agri Chain Competence center Ronald Kopicki, World Bank, Supply Chain Advisor
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