IC Objective in Value Chain approach
IC Objective in Value Chain approach. Making value chain work for the poor.
Dec 23, 2015
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- IC Objective in Value Chain approach
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- Making value chain work for the poor
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- Process
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- Levels (Parts) of a value Chain Three main levels Micro level: includes players of the value Chain Meso Level: Supporters of the value Chain Macro Level: Influencers of the vale Chain
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- Value Chain Players Value Chain Influencers Value Chain Supporters Micro Macro Meso Business Development Services (BDS) Producer Rural dealers, Stockiest, Processors / Value Addition Wholesaler / Retailers Exporters Consumers Input Suppliers seed, equipment, pesticides etc. Input Suppliers seed, equipment, pesticides etc. Framework conditions Regulatory and administrative: Laws & regulations Quality & quarantine measures Customs and taxes Incentives Free trade agreements etc. Regulatory and administrative: Laws & regulations Quality & quarantine measures Customs and taxes Incentives Free trade agreements etc. What is a Value Chain? A Generic Model Business advice, training, trade promotion o Technical Services - (Training, R&D, MIS) o Financial Services -(Credit, Leasing; Saving)
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- Process of Doing the Business
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- Process for making value chain work for the poor Value Chain Selection Value Chain Analysis Designing for Competitive- ness Implement- ation Action Plan Monitoring Performance & Assessing Impact
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- Making value chain work for the poor Making value chain work for the poor (Process) Calculation of gross margins for the different segments of the value chain Identification of weaker & stronger players of the chain (strengths of the various players) How to increase the profit margin of the weaker players (with main emphasis on the producers)
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- Making value chain work for the poor Making value chain work for the poor (Process) Institutional Development & Strengthening Product Development (value addition) Market linkages (Backward & Forward)
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- Value Chains of the project (LP) 1. Pine Nut 2. Walnut 3. Honey 4. Medicinal & Aromatic Plants (MAPs) 5. Ground Nut 6. Onion Seed 7. Embroidery 8. Anardana (Pomegranate Seeds) 9. Dairy Sector
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- Market Led Approaches Marketing oriented
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- What is Pine nut
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- Nut extraction process in Bannu market
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- Grading of pine nuts by passing through net
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- Cleaning and Grading of pine nuts
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- Roasting of Pine nuts in Shishi valley
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- Cleaning/grading of kernels
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- Polishing Pine kernels
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- Checking kernel quality
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- Pine kernel packs ready for export
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- Thanks
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