(A11) Value Chain Analysis Presentation Slide
(A11) Value Chain Analysis Presentation Slide
(A11) Value Chain Analysis Presentation Slide
Bikram Adhikari
Dhurba Raj Pokhrel
INTRODUCTION
CHALLENGES SOLUTION
• Unequal distribution of power • Develop a comprehensive map of value
and allocation of costs and margins in chain to understand the characteristics of
tea value chain
the chain actors and the relationships
• Need to foster the among them, of the flow of tea through
integration and participation of the poor in the chain.
the tea chain.
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VA L U E
CHAIN
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• The financial positions of actors indicated that the costs and margins are shared unequally in the
chain.
• This inequality is due to the fact that one actor invests more in a chain could gain high profit than
its counterpart investing less.
• Functional upgrading (one actor gaining more from the chain by taking on additional functions)
should be done as an effective way to improve the livelihoods of the disadvantaged.
• By linking tea production, processing and marketing, producers or processors can earn a higher
return for their products.
• Access to market information, therefore, could help farmers to update new farming methods,
improve tea quality, get the latest information about tea price and, therefore, strengthen their
bargaining power.
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