INCLUSIVE AND EFFICIENT VALUE CHAINS

In the time of crisis such as the world is living through now, it is critical to use available resources as efficiently as possible.

Smallholder value chains are highly adaptive and changing systems. Value Chain Development interventions should take this into account to ensure these value chains remain competitive in turbulent markets.

The workshop, organised by PIM and Wageningen University and Research, brought together the CGIAR Community of Practice in value chains research for the second annual meeting.

Technology and data on farming conditions can help reduce exposure to risk. Fourth blog in the series in connection with the UN Climate Change Conference (COP25).

In early October 2018, PIM’s Flagship on Inclusive and Efficient Value Chains hosted a workshop on Integrating Value Chain Research across CGIAR. The goal of the meeting, held jointly with our partner Wageningen University and Research, was to catalyze the development of a CGIAR Value Chains community of practice.