IFC – Agriculture value chain investment opportunity scan
- Dalberg supported the IFC to carry out a mapping and a competitiveness analysis of six agricultural value chains in East and West Africa: coffee, cocoa, cashew, palm oil, cotton and livestock.
- Dalberg undertook extensive primary and secondary data collection and analysis to map the value chains, assess their competitiveness through establishing regional and international benchmarks, and recommended specific investment and advisory opportunities.
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