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DocumentSupply Chain Auditing for Poultry Production in Thailand
Pro-Poor Livestock Policy Initiative: A Living from Livestock
2008Also available in:
No results found.This report provides a schematic overview of the supply chain and resource flows for three models of poultry production: backyard producer, medium contractor, and industrial. By elucidating the vertical and horizontal linkages that bind these actors into a web of formal and informal economic relationships, we want to facilitate better understanding of how actors will be affected by changes in policy regulation or shocks to the sector. For the Thai poultry sector, this is important for several re asons. Large scale industrial poultry production is one of the economy’s most important sources of animal-derived food, employment, and income. At the other extreme, smallholder backyard production remains nearly ubiquitous across an extensive low income rural population. The former group is tied to some of the most important food industries in the economy, and the health of the industrial sector is critical to the country’s trade and urban living standards. The latter group is linked through lo cal livestock markets to low income networks of small enterprises that spread pro-poor multiplier effects across most of the country’s diverse land area. -
ProjectEU-STREIT Programme in Papua New Guinea Success Story
East Sepik Province: Supporting women to come together into a cohesive female-led group to play an active role in and benefit equally from an increased cocoa production
2021Also available in:
No results found.This Success Story highlights major aspects of support and technical assistance that the FAO-Led EU-funded UN-joint Programme provided to mobilise, empower, build capacity, and create interest among rural women to take a leading role in the cocoa value chain in East Sepik Province in Papua New Guinea. This publication focuses on the gender and cocoa components of this EU-funded Programme, its partnership with the Provincial Cocoa Board and Department of Agriculture and Livestock, and the joint endeavour to have women efforts and works recognised truly by male-dominant farming groups. The publication also sheds light on how the Programme supports and equipped the women with the requisite skills, knowledge, inputs, and tools to secure their fair participation in cocoa production and how this achievement contributes to sustainable value chain development in the area. -
PresentationOne Village One Product Movement Cambodia National Committee for One Village One Product (OVOP) movement
FAO’s Webinar on Stocktaking and Lessons Learned from the Implementation of One Village One Product in Asia and the Pacific
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No results found.This presents Cambodia's work on the one village one product programme.
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