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    IntegratedFirm

    Value Chain Governance Structures

    Price

    Suppliers

    Buyers

    Suppliers

    Buyers

    Market Balanced Directed Hierarchy

    MajorBuyer

    SuppliersSource: The Governance of Global Value Chain ; Gereffi, Humphrey, Sturgeon

    (Tomatoes) (Organic Coffee) (Export Crafts) (Cut Flowers)

    Action for Enterprise: SEEP PreAction for Enterprise: SEEP Pre --Event PresentationEvent Presentation 1616

    Small Group Exercise

    Break-out into five groups of 5-6 people eachRead the value chain caseDiscuss and answer the following questions: what type of governance structure does it have? what are the advantages or disadvantages to this

    governance structure?

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    Subsector and Value Chain Analysis

    Governance

    Inter-firmCooperation

    GlobalBenchmarking

    GeographicCoverage

    Constraints & Opportunities

    SubsectorMapping

    Relations AmongParticipants

    Market Trends

    Services/Solutions to upgrade MSEs

    Action for Enterprise: SEEP PreAction for Enterprise: SEEP Pre --Event PresentationEvent Presentation 1818

    Program Design Process(1) Select

    Economic Sector

    (2) Analyze Sector

    (3) Identify Solutions/

    Services

    (4) Market Assessment

    of Solutions /Services

    (5) Identify Program Inter-

    ventions

    Frameworks:

    subsector analysis

    value chain analysis

    etc.

    Frameworks:

    BDS Markets Analysis

    commercial viability

    etc.

    Frameworks:

    competitiveness

    etc.

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    Action for Enterprise: SEEP PreAction for Enterprise: SEEP Pre --Event PresentationEvent Presentation 1919

    Presentation Outline1. What is Value Chain Analysis?

    2. How to gather Value Chain information?

    3. Why is Value Chain Analysis important?

    Action for Enterprise: SEEP PreAction for Enterprise: SEEP Pre --Event PresentationEvent Presentation 2020

    Information Gathering & Compilation

    1) Review Available Data

    2) Develop Initial Map

    3) Gather Primary Data

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    Production

    Collection/

    Bulking

    Pastuerizing

    Smallholder Farmers

    Traders

    Medium/Large DairyFarmers

    Channel 1

    Cooling

    Processing

    Wholesaling

    Large/Medium Dairies

    SmallDairies

    Rural Consumer Urban Consumer

    Hawker/Milkbar Caterer/Hotel Small Retailer Large Retailer

    Poor Rich

    Channel 2 Channel 3: Pasteurized Channel 4: Milk Prod.

    (625,000)(2,000)

    (10)

    (20)

    (5,000)

    (10,000) (145,000) (90,000) (10)

    Raw Milk

    Retailing

    Farmer Groups

    Milk Subsector/Value Chain Map

    Action for Enterprise: SEEP PreAction for Enterprise: SEEP Pre --Event PresentationEvent Presentation 2424

    Gather Primary Dataguided interviews with key informants and valuechain participants

    focus group discussions

    stakeholder meetings

    ** specific details of these tools will be presented at the Tools Workshop (Day 2)

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    Action for Enterprise: SEEP PreAction for Enterprise: SEEP Pre --Event PresentationEvent Presentation 2525

    Presentation Outline1. What is Value Chain Analysis?

    2. How to conduct value chain analysis?

    3. Why is value chain analysis important?

    Action for Enterprise: SEEP PreAction for Enterprise: SEEP Pre --Event PresentationEvent Presentation 2626

    Value Chain Analysis can help toReveal links between producers, exportersand global marketsIdentify constraints all along the chain to

    competing in the marketplaceClarify the relationships in the chain frombuyers to producersHighlight the distribution of benefits amongbuyers, exporters and producers in the chain

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    Action for Enterprise: SEEP PreAction for Enterprise: SEEP Pre --Event PresentationEvent Presentation 2727

    understanding of value chains increasinglyimportant for MSE development

    USAID/AMAP Hypothesis greater integration of MSEs into value chains can

    contribute to: improved enterprise performance,

    household well-being, and growth and competitiveness of value chain

    Link to MSE development

    Action for Enterprise: SEEP PreAction for Enterprise: SEEP Pre --Event PresentationEvent Presentation 2828

    Program Design Process(1) Select

    Economic Sector

    (2) Analyze Sector

    (3) Identify Solutions/

    Services

    (4) Market Assessment

    of Solutions /Services

    (5) Identify Program Inter-

    ventions

    Frameworks:

    subsector analysis

    value chain analysis

    etc.

    Frameworks:

    BDS Markets Analysis

    commercial viability

    etc.

    Frameworks:

    competitiveness

    etc.

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    Action for Enterprise: SEEP PreAction for Enterprise: SEEP Pre --Event PresentationEvent Presentation 2929

    Value Chain References and LinksThe Manual for Value Chain Research on Home Workers in the Garment Industry D. McCormick, H. Schmitz; Nov 2001 www.ids.ac.uk/ids/global/pdfs/wiegomanualendnov01.pd

    Promotion of Commercially Viable Solutions to Subsector and Business Constraints F. Lusby, H. Panlibuton; Apr 2004 www.actionforenterprise.org/paper0404.pdf

    Learning From Global Buyers H. Schmitz, P. Knorringa www.ids.ac.uk/ids/bookshop/wp/wp100.pdf


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