30 research outputs found

    Assessment of the Soft Fruit Sector : Croatia

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    This report has been developed on the request of the Royal Dutch Embassy in Zagreb to contribute to enhancing the oft fruit sector in Croatia. Report number CDI-13-025

    Policy Brief : Developing new value-chains for soybean in Ethiopia

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    Setting up Micro-enterprises to Promote Soybean Utilization at Household Level in Ethiopia

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    This project built on the previous work of the Centre for Development Innovation, Wageningen UR in the soy sector development in Ethiopia. As processors were linked more and more to producers in the soy sector, the need arose to explore options to enhance household nutrition security of producers in soy growing areas. One of such option was setting up a pilot microenterprise based on the VitaGoat system at the most successful soy growing cooperative in Ethiopia. The VitaGoat system has been already proved an economically viable initiative in several African countries. The system can produce soy milk, tofu, yogurt, fruit and vegetable sauces, purees and juices, flour or meal from corn, wheat, soy, rice, etc. and ground roasted coffee. While the VitaGoat system has been very promising, the project encountered challenges, some of the was Ethiopia-specific, that only partly could be solved. Report CDI-14-014

    Pilot activities to create effective training materials on inclusive value chains : Effective training materials on inclusive value chains

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    This report describes efforts to develop training materials to stimulate adoption of more inclusive ways of doing business. The target audiences are private companies, collaborating organisations and business students. The report includes links to two videos on coffee in Kenya and soy-based products in Ethiopia, as well as a general approach. Report number CDI-13-01

    Seas of Change: A report on scaling inclusive agri-food markets

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    Can agri-food companies do it all? Develop new markets, secure supply, protect reputations, ensure profits and reduce poverty, create jobs and guarantee food supplies? Company strategies now commonly refer to ‘creating shared value’ and ‘inclusive business’. But with growing pressure on resources, a billion hungry people and some four billion people at the base of the economic pyramid by 2050, are we making progress fast enough? What options are there with real promise? And, how can all stakeholders collaborate better to bring change at scale? This report gives the outcomes of the ‘From Islands of Success to Seas of Change’ initiative on scaling inclusive agri-food markets. It combines background research, interviews and case studies with the insights of 100 leaders from business, government, NGOs, research, and farmer organizations who attended the Seas of Change workshop in April 2012. The case for scaling inclusive agrifood markets is explained and ten key challenges are explored. This leads to lessons for key stakeholders and a follow-up agenda for improved targeting of inclusive investments

    Slaughterhouse Inspection (Egypt). Training Manual : Guidelines for the Planning and Organisation of Training Activities

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    The training manual was prepared for the inspectors of slaughterhouses in Egypt to support the training activities of the General Organization for Veterinary Services (GOVS). The manual has two main parts: 1. Overview on how to design, organize, implement and evaluate training programs in general 2. Recommendation on how to design and facilitate training programs for the inspectors of slaughterhouses. Report CDI-14-004

    Shiraka Training Programme, Food Safety Evaluation 2020

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    Proposal for Business Support Facility for Ethiopia : A mission report

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    This report, requested by the Royal Dutch Embassy in Ethiopia, outlines the modalities of setting up a Business Support Facility in the country with the objectives of: 1. Supporting sector coordination and business partnerships; 2. Brokering business relations between Ethiopia and the Netherlands; 3. Strengthening innovation capacity to ensure technical, business and entrepreneurial know how

    Shiraka Training Programme, Food Safety Evaluation 2019

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