An Analysis of Three Commodity Value Chains in Cambodia: Rice, Horticulture, and Aquaculture
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2015
The goal and objectives of this study were to develop the analytics needed to select the best value chains for investments, in order to improve food security and smallholder incomes in provinces with high-potential for such value chain development. The main objectives were to: 1. Identify and analyze end markets in which Cambodian horticulture, rice (wet and dry season), and fish farmers and fishers in the targeted regions, have or could have a competitive advantage—local, national, regional and/or global. 2. Identify and analyze horticulture, rice, and fish (wild caught and pond raised) value chains with the greatest potential for inclusive growth—to reduce poverty, increase resilience, and improve livelihoods year-round.
Pays: Cambodia
Produits: Rice, Vegetables in general, Farmed fish/ Aquaculture
Thèmes: Business-enabling environment in general
Auteur (personne): Olaf Kula, Cheryl Turner, Sanphirom Sar
Éditeur: The United States Agency for International Development (USAID)
Type: Case study
Format: Presentation