Dynamics for the agroecological transition (DyTAEL) in Fatick, Senegal. Analysis of the level of agro-ecological transition, profitability, levers and obstacles for players in the school canteen goat milk value chain

In Senegal, food insecurity is a major challenge to children's education, especially in regions like Fatick. To address this, school canteens have been introduced in over 11% of elementary schools, providing children with two meals a day made from local products like millet and milk. This initiative...

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Autores principales: Ba, Koki, Fall, Modou Gueye, Diene, Rokhaya, Ndour, Maimouna, Cesaro, Jean Daniel, Camara, Astou Diao
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Publicado: 2024
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Acceso en línea:https://hdl.handle.net/10568/168902
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author Ba, Koki
Fall, Modou Gueye
Diene, Rokhaya
Ndour, Maimouna
Cesaro, Jean Daniel
Camara, Astou Diao
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Camara, Astou Diao
Cesaro, Jean Daniel
Diene, Rokhaya
Fall, Modou Gueye
Ndour, Maimouna
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Fall, Modou Gueye
Diene, Rokhaya
Ndour, Maimouna
Cesaro, Jean Daniel
Camara, Astou Diao
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description In Senegal, food insecurity is a major challenge to children's education, especially in regions like Fatick. To address this, school canteens have been introduced in over 11% of elementary schools, providing children with two meals a day made from local products like millet and milk. This initiative not only supports children's education but also promotes local agriculture and shortens supply chains, contributing to a circular economy. The CGIAR Agroecology Initiative (IAE) is supporting this transition by promoting sustainable business models that align with agroecology principles in Fatick with Fatick DYTAEL. The study aims to assess the level of agro-ecological practices among stakeholders in the milk value chain that supplies school canteens and to evaluate the challenges and opportunities within these local value chains. This includes a cost/benefit analysis and a SWOT analysis for each stakeholder. The goal is to provide evidence to help design business models that support the use of local, sustainable products in school canteens, enhancing food security and sustainability.
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spelling CGSpace1689022025-11-05T12:15:04Z Dynamics for the agroecological transition (DyTAEL) in Fatick, Senegal. Analysis of the level of agro-ecological transition, profitability, levers and obstacles for players in the school canteen goat milk value chain Ba, Koki Fall, Modou Gueye Diene, Rokhaya Ndour, Maimouna Cesaro, Jean Daniel Camara, Astou Diao agroecology school feeding value chains business models stakeholders milk processing goat milk In Senegal, food insecurity is a major challenge to children's education, especially in regions like Fatick. To address this, school canteens have been introduced in over 11% of elementary schools, providing children with two meals a day made from local products like millet and milk. This initiative not only supports children's education but also promotes local agriculture and shortens supply chains, contributing to a circular economy. The CGIAR Agroecology Initiative (IAE) is supporting this transition by promoting sustainable business models that align with agroecology principles in Fatick with Fatick DYTAEL. The study aims to assess the level of agro-ecological practices among stakeholders in the milk value chain that supplies school canteens and to evaluate the challenges and opportunities within these local value chains. This includes a cost/benefit analysis and a SWOT analysis for each stakeholder. The goal is to provide evidence to help design business models that support the use of local, sustainable products in school canteens, enhancing food security and sustainability. 2024-12 2025-01-13T13:55:16Z 2025-01-13T13:55:16Z Report https://hdl.handle.net/10568/168902 en Open Access application/pdf Ba, K.; Fall, M.G.; Diene, R.; Ndour, M.; Cesaro, J.D.; Camara, A.D. (2024) Dynamics for the agroecological transition (DyTAEL) in Fatick, Senegal. Analysis of the level of agro-ecological transition, profitability, levers and obstacles for players in the school canteen goat milk value chain. 30 p.
spellingShingle agroecology
school feeding
value chains
business models
stakeholders
milk processing
goat milk
Ba, Koki
Fall, Modou Gueye
Diene, Rokhaya
Ndour, Maimouna
Cesaro, Jean Daniel
Camara, Astou Diao
Dynamics for the agroecological transition (DyTAEL) in Fatick, Senegal. Analysis of the level of agro-ecological transition, profitability, levers and obstacles for players in the school canteen goat milk value chain
title Dynamics for the agroecological transition (DyTAEL) in Fatick, Senegal. Analysis of the level of agro-ecological transition, profitability, levers and obstacles for players in the school canteen goat milk value chain
title_full Dynamics for the agroecological transition (DyTAEL) in Fatick, Senegal. Analysis of the level of agro-ecological transition, profitability, levers and obstacles for players in the school canteen goat milk value chain
title_fullStr Dynamics for the agroecological transition (DyTAEL) in Fatick, Senegal. Analysis of the level of agro-ecological transition, profitability, levers and obstacles for players in the school canteen goat milk value chain
title_full_unstemmed Dynamics for the agroecological transition (DyTAEL) in Fatick, Senegal. Analysis of the level of agro-ecological transition, profitability, levers and obstacles for players in the school canteen goat milk value chain
title_short Dynamics for the agroecological transition (DyTAEL) in Fatick, Senegal. Analysis of the level of agro-ecological transition, profitability, levers and obstacles for players in the school canteen goat milk value chain
title_sort dynamics for the agroecological transition dytael in fatick senegal analysis of the level of agro ecological transition profitability levers and obstacles for players in the school canteen goat milk value chain
topic agroecology
school feeding
value chains
business models
stakeholders
milk processing
goat milk
url https://hdl.handle.net/10568/168902
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