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Journal Article 2017

Autor: Donovan, J. Stoian, D. Ferries, S.

Value chain development (VCD) is a common term in today’s development lexicon1, where its use tends to conjure passionate ideas about how development programming can support smallholder participation in growing markets in the interest of economic growth, job creation, gender empowerment, and sust...

Enlace original: https://cgspace.cgiar.org/handle/10568/82594

Investigación en Agricultura
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Donovan, J. ,  Stoian, D. ,  Ferries, S. ,  [Editorial: Towards leaner and more effective value chain development] ,  Editorial: Towards leaner and more effective value chain development
Journal Article 2018

Autor: Orr, A. Donovan, J. Stoian, D.

Smallholder value chains are dynamic, changing over time in sudden, unpredictable ways as they adapt to shocks. Understanding these dynamics and adaptation is essential for these chains to remain competitive in turbulent markets. Many guides to value chain development, though they focus welcome a...

Enlace original: https://cgspace.cgiar.org/handle/10568/93440

Investigación en Agricultura
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Orr, A. ,  Donovan, J. ,  Stoian, D. ,  [Smallholder value chains as complex adaptive systems: a conceptual framework] ,  Smallholder value chains as complex adaptive systems: a conceptual framework
Journal Article 2017

Autor: Donovan, J. Stoian, D. Poe, K.

This article draws on four contrasting cases of value chain development (VCD) in Nicaragua to assess approaches and tools used in design and implementation. We interviewed 28 representatives from the international NGOs leading the interventions, the local NGOs that participated in implementation,...

Enlace original: https://cgspace.cgiar.org/handle/10568/82567

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Donovan, J. ,  Stoian, D. ,  Poe, K. ,  [Value chain development in Nicaragua: prevailing approaches and tools used for design and implementation] ,  Value chain development in Nicaragua: prevailing approaches and tools used for design and implementation

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