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Appendix 3: Comparison of case studies according to several criteria

Appendix 3: Comparison of case studies according to several criteria 73 TABLE A: Summary of case studies Case study 1.

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Private advisory services irrigated zone Peru

Sellers of inputs for plant and animal (firms and small entities) Dairy firms

Production potential, link with value chain Strong Milk on the rise thanks to irrigation (fodder)

Advisory services for certification of sustainable cocoa Ivory Coast Public advisory services ACEFA Cameroon

Chocolate firms, cooperatives and service providers or co-op employees

Strong Only focused on cocoa

The State Civil servants assigned to a “national project” entity

Highly variable depending on the region No direct link with value chains (family-farms concept)

Multi-actor advisory services in the dairy value chain Niger Management centre Senegal River valley

Milk-collection centre (FO); Private vet; Private collectors; NGO

Medium to strong (depends on the import of powder) and the state of demand (on the rise) Strong (but dependent on the price of rice, which is in competition with imports)

Improve the performance of the different components of the value chain, starting with producers Improve the management of economic interest groups, in particular credit for growing season

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Low to medium (depends on rainfall, production zone) Little structure within grain value chain, operates on surpluses after storage for consumption.

Boost producers’ revenue by selling grains at a better price and by boosting yields Facilitate the food market for all stakeholders (trust)

Boost revenue and improve food security for families Better reasoning for credit (FNGN, UGCPA) Boost productivity (especially yield) Have access to data at FO level (FNGN) Improve technical/economic performance of farms

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APPROSA Afrique Verte ICT sale of grains

Major operator and type

3 management centres, associative entities, and an umbrella entity

Project managed by an connection with grain FOs

NGO

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CEF Burkina Faso implemented by FOs

CEF-type advisory services implemented directly by FOs (FNGN, FEPAB, UGCPA, etc.) Design and support by AFDI regions

Varies by region Focus on market gardening for FNGN Grains for the others

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Cap Magalasy Madagascar

Advisory services implemented by an association created/manged by an umbrella FO called FIFATA (2016)

Medium: natural potential for production, but major structural constraints (roads, etc.)

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Final objective of advisory services Improve technical and economic performance through appropriate use of inputs

Boost productivity while limiting environmental impact Certify production (rainforest label, sustainable-cocoa label) Boost producers’ revenue through better management of resources in a broad sense

Target beneficiaries Number or % All potential or current producers/ consumers of inputs Concerns the majority > 70% But technical assistance, especially for large entities 150,000 producers # 20% Within multiple cooperatives that provide advisory services and ensure compliance with specifications Voluntary producers within producer groups/economic interest groups or co-ops supported by ACEFA for a joint productionrelated project 3 types of clients (producer groups, farms or companies) Milk producers having ties with three collection centres (five at end 2018) A few hundred or 103 producers Rice producers (irrigated areas) (# 30 to 50,000) And 46 hydraulic unions (nearly 100%), 300 economic interest groups (1/3), 90 producers (via 3PRD/AFD project) and 120 private entities (service providers, hulling, etc.) directly 6,800 producers in 280 FOs and 9 FO unions

FNGN roughly 600 (< 10%) FEPAB roughly 3,000 (10% of members) UGCPA: 240 or # 10%

# 8,000 producers in 4 regions (582 basic FOs and 49 municipal unions, 4 regions)

Location Sale area Collection area

Several large production areas in Ivory Coast

All of Cameroon

Collection areas around Niamey

The river valley (irrigated areas)

Poor zones: Sahel, Centre, Centre-Est and Centre-Nord Wealthier zones: Boucle du Mouhoun, Hauts-Bassins, Cascades and Est (name of FOs not specified? what links with FEPAB and UGCPA) Sahel FNGN Mouhoun: UGCPA Various regions FEPAB

Vakinankaratra Haute Matsiatra Itasy, Analamanga, Ihorombe, Amoron’i

Text boxes throughout the document present information from studies that are relevant to each paragraph. The studies are available in French (and soon in English) on Inter-réseaux’s website

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