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Value Chain Analysis for Policy Making
Value Chain Analysis for Policy Making Methodological Guidelines and country cases for a Quantitative Approach Lorenzo Giovanni Bell Policy Officer (Economist), Agricultural Development Economics Division About Value Chain Analysis : VCA is the assessment of a portion of an economic system where upstream agents in production and distribution processes are linked to downstream partners by technical, economic, territorial, institutional and social relationships. The effects of policies targeting specific production processes extend their primary impacts in the economic system according to the same path as the main inputs and outputs. Analyzing impacts of Policy options through Value chains provides decision makers and other stakeholders with anticipated evidence on likely changes directly induced by policies. See all VCA resources on EASYPol resource package: Value Chain Analysis About EASYPol: EASYPol is a multilingual publishing series and knowledge exchange platform with freely downloadable resources for Policy Making in agriculture, rural development and food security.
Value Chain Analysis for Policy Making Methodological Guidelines for a Quantitative Approach. 5.4. VCA for monitoring value chain performances .....77
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