Study and training on the Ghanaian rice commodity chain Study and training on the Ghanaian rice commodity chain: Final report

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agriculturesocioeconomic

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paper

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CorLan

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Act

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CCSDMin

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Directorate of Crop Services – Ministry of Agriculture, Food Security and Rice Producers Organization Project (FSRPOP), Ghana Rapports The study and training on rice commodity chain has three main objectives: - To increase the capacities of GRIB executives in assessing rice sector issues and to formulate their own strategy for action. - To train Ghanaian experts and research officers in commodity chain analysis, through direct participation in the study. - To update and complete a study on the rice commodity chain in Ghana, with a focus on the economic performances of the chain. As part of a strategy to increase value of Ghanaian rice one specific task was to investigate the opportunities and constraints to promote quality improvement. The whole study and training process is based on a participatory methodology designed to provide a background on commodity chain analysis, the formulation of strategic guidelines and planning, monitoring and evaluation of actions.

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