Looking at the books: Social accounting of three cassava drying (appropriate technology) cooperative associations in Colombia
The social infrastructure of the farmers` associations on the Northern Coast of Colombia that produce dried cassava chips is analyzed, and the benefits received by both members and nonmembers are indicated. The benefits received by the members vary, depending on the affiliation and the member himsel...
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International Center for Tropical Agriculture
1985
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| description | The social infrastructure of the farmers` associations on the Northern Coast of Colombia that produce dried cassava chips is analyzed, and the benefits received by both members and nonmembers are indicated. The benefits received by the members vary, depending on the affiliation and the member himself. Political, ideological, and sociological factors affect the no. of beneficiaries. No matter how homogeneous the membership of an association or cooperative is, differential participation can create interest groups within the association that will determine the group cohesion and the use of resources. The lower the price an association pays for cassava, the more the low-sales members benefit from membership, and the higher the price, the more the high-sales members benefit. Low-income members benefit more from wages and profits than from sales. (CIAT) |
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| spelling | CGSpace700482025-11-05T17:00:22Z Looking at the books: Social accounting of three cassava drying (appropriate technology) cooperative associations in Colombia Romanoff, S.A. cassava chips costs economics income prices socioeconomic aspects solar drying dried roots processed products cassava products drying processing manihot esculenta The social infrastructure of the farmers` associations on the Northern Coast of Colombia that produce dried cassava chips is analyzed, and the benefits received by both members and nonmembers are indicated. The benefits received by the members vary, depending on the affiliation and the member himself. Political, ideological, and sociological factors affect the no. of beneficiaries. No matter how homogeneous the membership of an association or cooperative is, differential participation can create interest groups within the association that will determine the group cohesion and the use of resources. The lower the price an association pays for cassava, the more the low-sales members benefit from membership, and the higher the price, the more the high-sales members benefit. Low-income members benefit more from wages and profits than from sales. (CIAT) 1985 2016-01-18T13:37:45Z 2016-01-18T13:37:45Z Working Paper https://hdl.handle.net/10568/70048 en Open Access application/pdf International Center for Tropical Agriculture ROMANOFF, S. 1985. Looking at the books: Social accounting of three cassava drying (appropriate technology) cooperative associations in Colombia. Centro Internacional de Agricultura Tropical (CIAT), Cassava Program, Cali, CO. 34 p. (Working document no. 2) |
| spellingShingle | cassava chips costs economics income prices socioeconomic aspects solar drying dried roots processed products cassava products drying processing manihot esculenta Romanoff, S.A. Looking at the books: Social accounting of three cassava drying (appropriate technology) cooperative associations in Colombia |
| title | Looking at the books: Social accounting of three cassava drying (appropriate technology) cooperative associations in Colombia |
| title_full | Looking at the books: Social accounting of three cassava drying (appropriate technology) cooperative associations in Colombia |
| title_fullStr | Looking at the books: Social accounting of three cassava drying (appropriate technology) cooperative associations in Colombia |
| title_full_unstemmed | Looking at the books: Social accounting of three cassava drying (appropriate technology) cooperative associations in Colombia |
| title_short | Looking at the books: Social accounting of three cassava drying (appropriate technology) cooperative associations in Colombia |
| title_sort | looking at the books social accounting of three cassava drying appropriate technology cooperative associations in colombia |
| topic | cassava chips costs economics income prices socioeconomic aspects solar drying dried roots processed products cassava products drying processing manihot esculenta |
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