Global value chains: a place for Mindanao producers?
The opportunity for a vegetable supply chain from Kapatagan in Mindanao, Philippines to compete in a globalised vegetable market was assessed using a pluralistic framework involving hard and soft systems methodologies. A dualistic model of the agribusiness system helped identify constraints and oppo...
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| author | Murray-Prior, Roy Batt, Peter Rola-Rubzen, Maria Fay McGregor, Murray Concepcion, S. Rasco, E. Digal, L. Montiflor, M. Hualda, L. Migalbin, L. Manalili, N. |
| author_facet | Murray-Prior, Roy Batt, Peter Rola-Rubzen, Maria Fay McGregor, Murray Concepcion, S. Rasco, E. Digal, L. Montiflor, M. Hualda, L. Migalbin, L. Manalili, N. |
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| description | The opportunity for a vegetable supply chain from Kapatagan in Mindanao, Philippines to compete in a globalised vegetable market was assessed using a pluralistic framework involving hard and soft systems methodologies. A dualistic model of the agribusiness system helped identify constraints and opportunities to improvements. Producers currently supply the 'price-driven' wet markets which are competitive and do not provide incentives for quality production. To enable change to occur improvements need to be made to infrastructure, land tenure and credit arrangements. In addition, alliances need to be developed between Mindanao producers, their cooperatives and supermarkets, food outlets and institutional buyers. |
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| spelling | curtin-20.500.11937-72222017-09-13T21:24:16Z Global value chains: a place for Mindanao producers? Murray-Prior, Roy Batt, Peter Rola-Rubzen, Maria Fay McGregor, Murray Concepcion, S. Rasco, E. Digal, L. Montiflor, M. Hualda, L. Migalbin, L. Manalili, N. dualistic agribusiness system Philippines supply chains pluralistic framework value chains The opportunity for a vegetable supply chain from Kapatagan in Mindanao, Philippines to compete in a globalised vegetable market was assessed using a pluralistic framework involving hard and soft systems methodologies. A dualistic model of the agribusiness system helped identify constraints and opportunities to improvements. Producers currently supply the 'price-driven' wet markets which are competitive and do not provide incentives for quality production. To enable change to occur improvements need to be made to infrastructure, land tenure and credit arrangements. In addition, alliances need to be developed between Mindanao producers, their cooperatives and supermarkets, food outlets and institutional buyers. 2006 Conference Paper http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/7222 10.17660/ActaHortic.2006.699.36 ISHS fulltext |
| spellingShingle | dualistic agribusiness system Philippines supply chains pluralistic framework value chains Murray-Prior, Roy Batt, Peter Rola-Rubzen, Maria Fay McGregor, Murray Concepcion, S. Rasco, E. Digal, L. Montiflor, M. Hualda, L. Migalbin, L. Manalili, N. Global value chains: a place for Mindanao producers? |
| title | Global value chains: a place for Mindanao producers? |
| title_full | Global value chains: a place for Mindanao producers? |
| title_fullStr | Global value chains: a place for Mindanao producers? |
| title_full_unstemmed | Global value chains: a place for Mindanao producers? |
| title_short | Global value chains: a place for Mindanao producers? |
| title_sort | global value chains: a place for mindanao producers? |
| topic | dualistic agribusiness system Philippines supply chains pluralistic framework value chains |
| url | http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/7222 |