Transcription of Value Chain Methodology - FAO
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Value Chain Methodology - FAO
Guidelines for Value Chain analysis Jon Hellin and Madelon Meijer, November 2006 Guidelines for Value Chain analysis Jon Hellin and Madelon Meijer 2 Table of contents GUIDELINES FOR Value Chain 1. 2. MAPPING THE What is a Value Chain ? ..4 Mapping a Value Chain ..4 The Market Map ..7 3. PRACTICAL USE OF THE MARKET MAP From theory to practice: the challenge ..9 The case of Chiapas, Mexico: the first coats of Selecting a project area ..9 Seed distributors ..11 Fideicomisos Instituidos con Relaci n a la Agricultura (FIRA) ..13 Farmers ..14 Maize So what have we learnt so far? ..17 Next steps in Chiapas ..19 The case of Bolivia and Ecuador: the first coats of paint.
development is to think in terms of ‘the farmer’ (and other value chain actors) despite the fact that decisions about farming are not made by the farmer in isolation and decision- making is influenced by social pressures and beliefs
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