Ghana : Cocoa Supply Chain Risk Assessment
Cocoa is by far Ghana's most important crop. It dominates the agricultural sector and is a major source of income for approximately 800,000 farmers and many others engaged in trade, transportation, and processing of cocoa. Cocoa holds a unique...
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okr-10986-165162021-04-23T14:03:31Z Ghana : Cocoa Supply Chain Risk Assessment World Bank AGRONOMIC PRACTICES ANIMALS BERRIES BLACK MARKET BORROWING BY-PRODUCTS CHILD LABOR CHOCOLATE CLERKS CLIMATIC CONDITIONS COCA COCOA COCOA BEANS COCOA BUTTER COCOA INDUSTRY COCOA PRICE COCOA PRICES COFFEE COLA COMMODITY COMPETITIVENESS COOPERATIVES COTTON CROP CROP DISEASES CROP FORECASTING CROP LOSSES CROP MANAGEMENT CROPS CULTIVATION DEFORESTATION DRAINAGE DRIVERS ECOLOGICAL ZONES ECONOMIC GROWTH ECONOMICS EMERGING MARKETS ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION EXTERNAL MARKET FAO FARM FARM EMPLOYMENT FARM MANAGEMENT FARMER FARMERS FARMING FARMS FERMENTATION FERTILIZER FERTILIZER USE FERTILIZERS FINANCIAL MARKETS FLOOR PRICE FLOWERS FOOD POLICY FOOD POLICY RESEARCH FPR FREE MARKET FRUITS FUNGI GARDENS GERMPLASM GRAFTING GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT HABITAT HARVESTING HAZARD HEAVY RAINFALL HERBICIDES HUSBANDRY HYBRIDS IFPRI INCOME INNOVATIONS INOCULUM INSECT PESTS INSURANCE INTEREST RATES INTERNATIONAL MARKET JUTE LIQUOR LONG-TERM SUSTAINABILITY MARKET ACCESS MARKET CONCENTRATION MARKET CONDITIONS MARKET PRICE MARKET PRICES MARKET RISK MARKET RISKS MARKET SHARE MARKET VALUE MARKETING MARKETING BOARD MERCHANDISE MERCHANDISE EXPORTS MERCHANTS MILLS OIL PALM ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE PEST CONTROL PEST MANAGEMENT PESTICIDE PESTICIDES PLANT BREEDERS PLANTING MATERIALS PRICE COMPARISON PRICE DECREASES PRICE INCENTIVE PRICE INCREASES PRICE INDEX PRICE RISK PRICE STABILIZATION PRICE VOLATILITY PRODUCE PRODUCER PRICE PRODUCER PRICE REVIEW PRODUCER PRICES PRODUCTIVITY PRUNING PURCHASING REPLANTING SALE SALES SEED SEED PRODUCTION SEEDLINGS SOILS SPREAD STOCKS STORAGE CAPACITY SUPPLIER SUPPLIERS SUPPLY CHAIN SUPPLY CHAINS TREES TROPICAL AGRICULTURE TYING WAREHOUSE WAREHOUSES WEEDS WHOLESALERS WORKING CAPITAL WORLD MARKET YIELDS Cocoa is by far Ghana's most important crop. It dominates the agricultural sector and is a major source of income for approximately 800,000 farmers and many others engaged in trade, transportation, and processing of cocoa. Cocoa holds a unique position in Ghana's economy. It has long played a crucial role in Ghana's economic development and remains an important source of rural employment. It also remains the country's most important agricultural export crop. Among development priorities, the Government of Ghana (GoG) is committed to securing the future profitability and sustainability of the cocoa supply chain. To this end, following decades of declining output and stagnation, GoG has made sizable investments in restructuring the industry, improving productivity, and reducing marketing inefficiencies. It has set ambitious targets to raise output while maintaining its industry-leading quality standards. These initiatives have paid dividends in recent years, with significant gains in national output in the most recent decade along with surging export revenues. 2014-01-07T00:12:48Z 2014-01-07T00:12:48Z 2013-01 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2013/01/17694705/ghana-cocoa-supply-chain-risk-assessment http://hdl.handle.net/10986/16516 English en_US CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo World Bank Washington, DC Economic & Sector Work :: Commodities Study Economic & Sector Work |
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AGRONOMIC PRACTICES ANIMALS BERRIES BLACK MARKET BORROWING BY-PRODUCTS CHILD LABOR CHOCOLATE CLERKS CLIMATIC CONDITIONS COCA COCOA COCOA BEANS COCOA BUTTER COCOA INDUSTRY COCOA PRICE COCOA PRICES COFFEE COLA COMMODITY COMPETITIVENESS COOPERATIVES COTTON CROP CROP DISEASES CROP FORECASTING CROP LOSSES CROP MANAGEMENT CROPS CULTIVATION DEFORESTATION DRAINAGE DRIVERS ECOLOGICAL ZONES ECONOMIC GROWTH ECONOMICS EMERGING MARKETS ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION EXTERNAL MARKET FAO FARM FARM EMPLOYMENT FARM MANAGEMENT FARMER FARMERS FARMING FARMS FERMENTATION FERTILIZER FERTILIZER USE FERTILIZERS FINANCIAL MARKETS FLOOR PRICE FLOWERS FOOD POLICY FOOD POLICY RESEARCH FPR FREE MARKET FRUITS FUNGI GARDENS GERMPLASM GRAFTING GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT HABITAT HARVESTING HAZARD HEAVY RAINFALL HERBICIDES HUSBANDRY HYBRIDS IFPRI INCOME INNOVATIONS INOCULUM INSECT PESTS INSURANCE INTEREST RATES INTERNATIONAL MARKET JUTE LIQUOR LONG-TERM SUSTAINABILITY MARKET ACCESS MARKET CONCENTRATION MARKET CONDITIONS MARKET PRICE MARKET PRICES MARKET RISK MARKET RISKS MARKET SHARE MARKET VALUE MARKETING MARKETING BOARD MERCHANDISE MERCHANDISE EXPORTS MERCHANTS MILLS OIL PALM ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE PEST CONTROL PEST MANAGEMENT PESTICIDE PESTICIDES PLANT BREEDERS PLANTING MATERIALS PRICE COMPARISON PRICE DECREASES PRICE INCENTIVE PRICE INCREASES PRICE INDEX PRICE RISK PRICE STABILIZATION PRICE VOLATILITY PRODUCE PRODUCER PRICE PRODUCER PRICE REVIEW PRODUCER PRICES PRODUCTIVITY PRUNING PURCHASING REPLANTING SALE SALES SEED SEED PRODUCTION SEEDLINGS SOILS SPREAD STOCKS STORAGE CAPACITY SUPPLIER SUPPLIERS SUPPLY CHAIN SUPPLY CHAINS TREES TROPICAL AGRICULTURE TYING WAREHOUSE WAREHOUSES WEEDS WHOLESALERS WORKING CAPITAL WORLD MARKET YIELDS |
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AGRONOMIC PRACTICES ANIMALS BERRIES BLACK MARKET BORROWING BY-PRODUCTS CHILD LABOR CHOCOLATE CLERKS CLIMATIC CONDITIONS COCA COCOA COCOA BEANS COCOA BUTTER COCOA INDUSTRY COCOA PRICE COCOA PRICES COFFEE COLA COMMODITY COMPETITIVENESS COOPERATIVES COTTON CROP CROP DISEASES CROP FORECASTING CROP LOSSES CROP MANAGEMENT CROPS CULTIVATION DEFORESTATION DRAINAGE DRIVERS ECOLOGICAL ZONES ECONOMIC GROWTH ECONOMICS EMERGING MARKETS ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION EXTERNAL MARKET FAO FARM FARM EMPLOYMENT FARM MANAGEMENT FARMER FARMERS FARMING FARMS FERMENTATION FERTILIZER FERTILIZER USE FERTILIZERS FINANCIAL MARKETS FLOOR PRICE FLOWERS FOOD POLICY FOOD POLICY RESEARCH FPR FREE MARKET FRUITS FUNGI GARDENS GERMPLASM GRAFTING GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT HABITAT HARVESTING HAZARD HEAVY RAINFALL HERBICIDES HUSBANDRY HYBRIDS IFPRI INCOME INNOVATIONS INOCULUM INSECT PESTS INSURANCE INTEREST RATES INTERNATIONAL MARKET JUTE LIQUOR LONG-TERM SUSTAINABILITY MARKET ACCESS MARKET CONCENTRATION MARKET CONDITIONS MARKET PRICE MARKET PRICES MARKET RISK MARKET RISKS MARKET SHARE MARKET VALUE MARKETING MARKETING BOARD MERCHANDISE MERCHANDISE EXPORTS MERCHANTS MILLS OIL PALM ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE PEST CONTROL PEST MANAGEMENT PESTICIDE PESTICIDES PLANT BREEDERS PLANTING MATERIALS PRICE COMPARISON PRICE DECREASES PRICE INCENTIVE PRICE INCREASES PRICE INDEX PRICE RISK PRICE STABILIZATION PRICE VOLATILITY PRODUCE PRODUCER PRICE PRODUCER PRICE REVIEW PRODUCER PRICES PRODUCTIVITY PRUNING PURCHASING REPLANTING SALE SALES SEED SEED PRODUCTION SEEDLINGS SOILS SPREAD STOCKS STORAGE CAPACITY SUPPLIER SUPPLIERS SUPPLY CHAIN SUPPLY CHAINS TREES TROPICAL AGRICULTURE TYING WAREHOUSE WAREHOUSES WEEDS WHOLESALERS WORKING CAPITAL WORLD MARKET YIELDS World Bank Ghana : Cocoa Supply Chain Risk Assessment |
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Cocoa is by far Ghana's most
important crop. It dominates the agricultural sector and is
a major source of income for approximately 800,000 farmers
and many others engaged in trade, transportation, and
processing of cocoa. Cocoa holds a unique position in
Ghana's economy. It has long played a crucial role in
Ghana's economic development and remains an important
source of rural employment. It also remains the
country's most important agricultural export crop.
Among development priorities, the Government of Ghana (GoG)
is committed to securing the future profitability and
sustainability of the cocoa supply chain. To this end,
following decades of declining output and stagnation, GoG
has made sizable investments in restructuring the industry,
improving productivity, and reducing marketing
inefficiencies. It has set ambitious targets to raise output
while maintaining its industry-leading quality standards.
These initiatives have paid dividends in recent years, with
significant gains in national output in the most recent
decade along with surging export revenues. |
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Economic & Sector Work :: Commodities Study |
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World Bank |
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World Bank |
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World Bank |
| title |
Ghana : Cocoa Supply Chain Risk Assessment |
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Ghana : Cocoa Supply Chain Risk Assessment |
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Ghana : Cocoa Supply Chain Risk Assessment |
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Ghana : Cocoa Supply Chain Risk Assessment |
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Ghana : Cocoa Supply Chain Risk Assessment |
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ghana : cocoa supply chain risk assessment |
| publisher |
Washington, DC |
| publishDate |
2014 |
| url |
http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2013/01/17694705/ghana-cocoa-supply-chain-risk-assessment http://hdl.handle.net/10986/16516 |
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