Value Chain Analysis
A value chain is the entire series of activities and transactions needed to make a product and deliver it to consumers. See the concept in image.
Publications and Presentations
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NAPAS: Malawi Value Chain Studies at the World Banks’ ICABR Conference in DC
Published on June 14, 2018
NAPAS: Malawi published six value chain studies to inform Malawi's policy makers and investors: Cassava, groundnuts, macademia, pigoen pea, potato and tea.
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What Is a Value Chain? The Example of Aquaculture
Published on March 22, 2018
Aquaculture (fish farming) is a fast growing economic sector in SE Asia. Farmed fish is an integral part of the poor diet, and contributes to food security.
People
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- Dan Clay
- Professor
- clay@msu.edu
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- Saweda Liverpool-Tasie
- Associate Professor
- 517-432-5418
- lliverp@msu.edu
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- Flora Janet Nankhuni
- Associate Professor, International Development
- nankhuni@msu.edu
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- Thomas Reardon
- Professor, MSU Distinguished Faculty
- reardon@msu.edu
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- Melinda Smale
- Professor, International Development
- 703-231-8492
- msmale@msu.edu
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- Véronique Thériault
- Associate Professor, International Development
- 517-353-7856
- theria13@msu.edu
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- David L. Tschirley
- Professor, International Development; FSG Co-director
- 517-355-0134
- tschirle@msu.edu
