Frontier analysis and agricultural typologies
PARI’s main goal is to contribute to sustainable agricultural growth and food security in Africa and India by supporting the scaling of proven innovations in the agri-food sector in collaboration with all relevant actors. PARI accompanies specified innovations with ex-ante impact research and identi...
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Center for Development Research (ZEF), University of Bonn
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| author | Maruyama, Eduardo Torero, Máximo Scollard, Phoebe Elias, Maribel Mulangu, Francis Seck, Abdoulaye |
| author_browse | Elias, Maribel Maruyama, Eduardo Mulangu, Francis Scollard, Phoebe Seck, Abdoulaye Torero, Máximo |
| author_facet | Maruyama, Eduardo Torero, Máximo Scollard, Phoebe Elias, Maribel Mulangu, Francis Seck, Abdoulaye |
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| description | PARI’s main goal is to contribute to sustainable agricultural growth and food security in Africa and India by supporting the scaling of proven innovations in the agri-food sector in collaboration with all relevant actors. PARI accompanies specified innovations with ex-ante impact research and identifies further innovation opportunities, including those expressed by end users of research in collaboration with the multi-stakeholder innovation platforms. Within PARI’s work, AGRODEP and IFPRI have the task of assisting in the development of a methodology and concept for strategic analysis and visioning by providing economic modelling tools to help understand where the best opportunities for innovation investments in value chains are. For this purpose, IFPRI has constructed agricultural typologies of microregions for 8 of the 12 African countries in PARI to identify micro-regional level opportunities, bottlenecks and investment gaps based on the concept of the production possibilities frontier applied to farm activities, drawing on highly detailed household-level survey and geospatial data on agroecological conditions, accessibility and poverty. |
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| language | Inglés |
| publishDate | 2018 |
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| spelling | CGSpace1470542025-12-08T10:11:39Z Frontier analysis and agricultural typologies Maruyama, Eduardo Torero, Máximo Scollard, Phoebe Elias, Maribel Mulangu, Francis Seck, Abdoulaye efficiency agricultural policies capacity development economic geography rural development PARI’s main goal is to contribute to sustainable agricultural growth and food security in Africa and India by supporting the scaling of proven innovations in the agri-food sector in collaboration with all relevant actors. PARI accompanies specified innovations with ex-ante impact research and identifies further innovation opportunities, including those expressed by end users of research in collaboration with the multi-stakeholder innovation platforms. Within PARI’s work, AGRODEP and IFPRI have the task of assisting in the development of a methodology and concept for strategic analysis and visioning by providing economic modelling tools to help understand where the best opportunities for innovation investments in value chains are. For this purpose, IFPRI has constructed agricultural typologies of microregions for 8 of the 12 African countries in PARI to identify micro-regional level opportunities, bottlenecks and investment gaps based on the concept of the production possibilities frontier applied to farm activities, drawing on highly detailed household-level survey and geospatial data on agroecological conditions, accessibility and poverty. 2018-12-12 2024-06-21T09:10:51Z 2024-06-21T09:10:51Z Working Paper https://hdl.handle.net/10568/147054 en Open Access Center for Development Research (ZEF), University of Bonn Maruyama, Eduardo; Torero, Maximo; Scollard, Phoebe; Elias, Maribel; Mulangu, Francis; and Seck, Abdoulaye. 2018. Frontier analysis and agricultural typologies. ZEF-Discussion Papers on Development Policy No. 251. Bonn, Germany: Center for Development Research (ZEF). https://purl.umn.edu/270849 |
| spellingShingle | efficiency agricultural policies capacity development economic geography rural development Maruyama, Eduardo Torero, Máximo Scollard, Phoebe Elias, Maribel Mulangu, Francis Seck, Abdoulaye Frontier analysis and agricultural typologies |
| title | Frontier analysis and agricultural typologies |
| title_full | Frontier analysis and agricultural typologies |
| title_fullStr | Frontier analysis and agricultural typologies |
| title_full_unstemmed | Frontier analysis and agricultural typologies |
| title_short | Frontier analysis and agricultural typologies |
| title_sort | frontier analysis and agricultural typologies |
| topic | efficiency agricultural policies capacity development economic geography rural development |
| url | https://hdl.handle.net/10568/147054 |
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