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Why a research project and a workshop on 2G MIS? Franck Galtier (CIRAD-UMR MOISA), Johny Egg (INRA-UMR MOISA), Marie-Cécile Thirion (AFD)
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Page 1: Galtier CIRAD 2010

Why a research project and a workshop on 2G MIS?

Franck Galtier (CIRAD-UMR MOISA), Johny Egg (INRA-UMR MOISA), Marie-Cécile Thirion (AFD)

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From 1G MIS to 2G MIS

• What is a MIS?

• Objectives of MIS:• Objectives of MIS:– Inform decision-makers

Improve market transparency– Improve market transparency

• 1G MIS: 1980s’ and 1990s’; liberalization1G MIS: 1980s and 1990s ; liberalization.

• 2G MIS: 2000s’ (transformation of existing MIS & new ( gMIS) ; NTIC.

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1. The case of 1G MIS

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Uniformity of 1G MIS

• Nature of widespread information: prices

• Scope (product): group of close substitute (e.g. cereals, cattle…)

• Scope (area): country• Scope (area): country

• Institutional status: MIS based in public structures (e. g. marketing boards offices )marketing boards, offices…).

• Diffusion: free (e. g. by radio)

Financed by project• Financed by project

• …

This uniformity is a problem (Galtier & Egg 1998)

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Problems faced by 1G MIS

• Lack of internal effectiveness: reliability, delays… (Sheperd 1997)( p )

• Lack of connection between supply and demand of information

• Lack of sustainability

• Exclusion of some market operators• Exclusion of some market operators

• …

These problems undermine the potential impact of MIS on markets transparency, efficiency and equity (Galtier & p y, y q y (Egg 2003)

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The ambiguous impact of 1G MIS

• Lack of reliable methods

A bi i t• Ambiguous impact

• Most observers are disappointed

• …

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2. The case of 2G MIS

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Diversity of 2G MIS

• Nature of widespread information: prices, quantity, stocks, yield forecasts…

S ( d ) i i f d• Scope (product): sometimes many categories of products

• Scope (area): decentralized MIS, regional MIS, international MIS

I tit ti l t t d i i t ti h b f i lt MIS b• Institutional status: administration, chamber of agriculture, MIS run by PO, MIS linked to exchanges, private MIS…

• Diffusion: radio, web sites, mobiles phones, , p

• Financed by project, state budget, sales of information and other services…

Need for inventory and characterization of African yagricultural MIS (database).

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Strengths and limitations of 2G MIS’ innovationsinnovations

(regarding the problems of 1G MIS)

Need for an in-dept analysis of the matrix “problems x innovations”

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Impact of 2G MIS

• Need to find a reliable method to assess MIS impact

N th d b i l t d ( i 2G MIS• New methods can be implemented (e. g. using 2G MIS users databases)

• Need for a critical analysis of the methods• Need for a critical analysis of the methods

Need to compare and assess the methods

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Synthesis:N d f h 2G MISNeeds for research on 2G MIS

• 1 Need for inventory and characterization of African• 1. Need for inventory and characterization of African agricultural MIS (database).

• 2 Need for an in dept analysis of the matrix “problems x• 2. Need for an in-dept analysis of the matrix problems x innovations”

3 N d t d th th d th t b• 3. Need to compare and assess the methods that can be used to assess MIS impact

Project

Workshop

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3. The research project on 2G MIS

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Research Project Objectivesj j• Object : The role of 2G MIS in the context of

i t bl i lt l d f d k tinstable agricultural and food markets• Sub-questions:

H t d t i f ti t th t k h ld– How to adapt information to the stakeholders needs (taking into account the specificities of product and sectors, of the institutional framework)? )

– How to reduce negative effects that can be induced by information (i.e. benefit and/or negative effects of transparency exclusion risk)?transparency, exclusion risk)?

– How to ensure financial sustainability of these MIS without excluding too many stakeholders? g y

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Research Project Activitiesj• Three main activities:

– Characterize 2G MIS and elaborate a typology• Expert network• MIS repertoryp y• Bibliography repertory

– Analyze the innovations (in relation with the project ti d th t l )questions and the typology)

• Field study (5 MIS) • Capitalization

– Assess the impact of MIS• Identify and analyze evaluation methodologies

Field tests (4 methodology on 3 MIS)• Field tests (4 methodology on 3 MIS)• Capitalization

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4. The workshop

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Workshop Objectives– Feed the three activities of the research project

A. Overview and characterization of MIS B. Analysis of the strengths and limits of innovations C. Impact assessment of MIS

– Strengthen the MIS experts network• Develop personal relations • Enhance the coordination with other research program and

projects related to MIS

– Identify the next steps• For the main activities of the research project

F th t k• For the network

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Workshop Organisationp g

• A workshop targeted on the expertise and• A workshop targeted on the expertise and the latest work of the network members. It is organized around the three mainis organized around the three main activities of the research project:

S i A O i f i lt l MIS i– Session A : « Overview of agricultural MIS in sub-Saharan Africa »Session B : « Innovations in MIS »– Session B : « Innovations in MIS »

– Session C : « MIS impact »


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