Paraguay Agricultural Sector Risk Assessment : Identification, Prioritization, Strategy, and Action Plan
This report is the result of a World Bank mission that visited Paraguay in June 2013 at the request of the Government of Paraguay. The mission’s objective was to identify, quantify, and prioritize agriculture risks that determine the volatility of...
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VETERINARY SERVICES ANIMAL CONSUMPTION SPOT PRICES SORGHUM GENETIC IMPROVEMENT PEST CONTROL AVIAN FLU BEANS PLANT GROWTH CASSAVA ROOTS GIS CAPACITY BUILDING TRACEABILITY SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT PESTICIDES AGRICULTURE RESEARCH FERTILIZERS ENGINE OF GROWTH ANIMAL HEALTH CROP YIELD YAMS CEREALS TRAINING WHEAT YIELDS ZOONOTIC DISEASES CLAY SOILS MAD COW DISEASE SEEDS SHEEP CROP ROTATION BIODIVERSITY BEAN BOVINE POPULATION MARKETS FRUITS VEGETABLES FORESTRY INDICATORS COMMODITY EXCHANGES FARMERS NATURAL RESOURCES CROPS INFRASTRUCTURE BOVINE TUBERCULOSIS SOIL MANAGEMENT DISEASE OUTBREAKS SOIL IMPROVEMENT USAID EQUINE DAIRY PRODUCTS AGRICULTURAL COMMODITY EXCHANGE CROP SCIENCE AGROCHEMICALS EQUINE INFECTIOUS ANEMIA AGRICULTURAL EXPORTS PEANUTS REPORTS RURAL POVERTY INDUSTRIAL MILK MEXICO AGRICULTURE FAO CALVES HYBRIDS POPULATIONS SOIL DEGRADATION BOVINE BRUCELLOSIS GRAIN QUALITY FISHERIES PLANT HEALTH VETERINARY SCIENCES TOLERANCE LEVELS TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER CROP SEASON CORN PRODUCTION LOSS IRRIGATION FOOD CROPS FOOD SUPPLY FOOD SAFETY AGRICULTURE PROGRAM FEED AVERAGE YIELDS POPULATION SUGAR PRODUCTION SLAUGHTER SOIL FERTILITY AUDIT COMMODITIES DEGRADED SOILS GOATS COMMODITY PRICES SEASONS MAD COW MEAT SUPPLY GRAIN IDB BEEF INDUSTRY CATTLE POPULATION POTATO HARVEST PINEAPPLE CASH MARKETS PEANUT POULTRY TECHNOLOGY ADOPTION BIOSAFETY COTTON PRODUCTION ANIMAL WELFARE MILK POULTRY PRODUCER UNITED NATIONS ANIMALS MEAT INDUSTRY VEGETABLE CROPS PLANNING RURAL POPULATION WATER RESOURCES AGRICULTURE ORGANIZATION GRAIN PRODUCERS LANDS PLANS POVERTY REDUCTION SUSTAINABLE PRODUCTION SYSTEMS AGRICULTURAL PRACTICES MAIZE MILK PRODUCTS DISEASES AGROFORESTRY CASH CROPS COW DISEASE LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS CHEMICAL APPLICATIONS BRUCELLOSIS AGRICULTURAL COMMODITY AVERAGE YIELD LIVESTOCK PRODUCERS RESEARCH FARMING LIVESTOCK FOOD SAFETY POLICY MEAT PRODUCTION BIRTH RATE RURAL ROADS VEGETABLE PRODUCTION FOOD PRODUCTION RABIES PADDY RICE TECHNOLOGY UNDP BEEF LIVESTOCK FARMING VEGETATIVE COVER NATURAL REGENERATION FOOD SECURITY EXTENSION AGENTS MEAT PROCESSOR AGRIBUSINESS PESTS CREDIT BUDGETS ANIMAL FEED SWINE FORESTS AGRICULTURAL INNOVATION WORKING CAPITAL PROGRAM MANAGEMENT BIOSAFETY LEVEL CATTLE EPIDEMIOLOGICAL SURVEILLANCE MEAT PRODUCTS YIELD LOSSES AGRICULTURAL INPUTS INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENTS COTTON ACCESS TO CREDIT CROP DAMAGE CATTLE PRODUCTION QUARANTINE DISEASE CONTROL IFAD LIVESTOCK FARMERS INVESTMENT PLANT PRODUCTION FARMER COOPERATIVES FARMS LARGE ANIMALS MEAT ECOLOGY BUSINESS PLANS VETERINARIANS INNOVATION WHEAT SOILS RICE CARE OF ANIMALS CROP MANAGEMENT AGRICULTURE POLICIES PASTURES AGRONOMISTS RESISTANT VARIETIES RURAL DEVELOPMENT COST ANALYSIS AGROCHEMICAL MEAT INSPECTION SUGAR |
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VETERINARY SERVICES ANIMAL CONSUMPTION SPOT PRICES SORGHUM GENETIC IMPROVEMENT PEST CONTROL AVIAN FLU BEANS PLANT GROWTH CASSAVA ROOTS GIS CAPACITY BUILDING TRACEABILITY SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT PESTICIDES AGRICULTURE RESEARCH FERTILIZERS ENGINE OF GROWTH ANIMAL HEALTH CROP YIELD YAMS CEREALS TRAINING WHEAT YIELDS ZOONOTIC DISEASES CLAY SOILS MAD COW DISEASE SEEDS SHEEP CROP ROTATION BIODIVERSITY BEAN BOVINE POPULATION MARKETS FRUITS VEGETABLES FORESTRY INDICATORS COMMODITY EXCHANGES FARMERS NATURAL RESOURCES CROPS INFRASTRUCTURE BOVINE TUBERCULOSIS SOIL MANAGEMENT DISEASE OUTBREAKS SOIL IMPROVEMENT USAID EQUINE DAIRY PRODUCTS AGRICULTURAL COMMODITY EXCHANGE CROP SCIENCE AGROCHEMICALS EQUINE INFECTIOUS ANEMIA AGRICULTURAL EXPORTS PEANUTS REPORTS RURAL POVERTY INDUSTRIAL MILK MEXICO AGRICULTURE FAO CALVES HYBRIDS POPULATIONS SOIL DEGRADATION BOVINE BRUCELLOSIS GRAIN QUALITY FISHERIES PLANT HEALTH VETERINARY SCIENCES TOLERANCE LEVELS TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER CROP SEASON CORN PRODUCTION LOSS IRRIGATION FOOD CROPS FOOD SUPPLY FOOD SAFETY AGRICULTURE PROGRAM FEED AVERAGE YIELDS POPULATION SUGAR PRODUCTION SLAUGHTER SOIL FERTILITY AUDIT COMMODITIES DEGRADED SOILS GOATS COMMODITY PRICES SEASONS MAD COW MEAT SUPPLY GRAIN IDB BEEF INDUSTRY CATTLE POPULATION POTATO HARVEST PINEAPPLE CASH MARKETS PEANUT POULTRY TECHNOLOGY ADOPTION BIOSAFETY COTTON PRODUCTION ANIMAL WELFARE MILK POULTRY PRODUCER UNITED NATIONS ANIMALS MEAT INDUSTRY VEGETABLE CROPS PLANNING RURAL POPULATION WATER RESOURCES AGRICULTURE ORGANIZATION GRAIN PRODUCERS LANDS PLANS POVERTY REDUCTION SUSTAINABLE PRODUCTION SYSTEMS AGRICULTURAL PRACTICES MAIZE MILK PRODUCTS DISEASES AGROFORESTRY CASH CROPS COW DISEASE LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS CHEMICAL APPLICATIONS BRUCELLOSIS AGRICULTURAL COMMODITY AVERAGE YIELD LIVESTOCK PRODUCERS RESEARCH FARMING LIVESTOCK FOOD SAFETY POLICY MEAT PRODUCTION BIRTH RATE RURAL ROADS VEGETABLE PRODUCTION FOOD PRODUCTION RABIES PADDY RICE TECHNOLOGY UNDP BEEF LIVESTOCK FARMING VEGETATIVE COVER NATURAL REGENERATION FOOD SECURITY EXTENSION AGENTS MEAT PROCESSOR AGRIBUSINESS PESTS CREDIT BUDGETS ANIMAL FEED SWINE FORESTS AGRICULTURAL INNOVATION WORKING CAPITAL PROGRAM MANAGEMENT BIOSAFETY LEVEL CATTLE EPIDEMIOLOGICAL SURVEILLANCE MEAT PRODUCTS YIELD LOSSES AGRICULTURAL INPUTS INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENTS COTTON ACCESS TO CREDIT CROP DAMAGE CATTLE PRODUCTION QUARANTINE DISEASE CONTROL IFAD LIVESTOCK FARMERS INVESTMENT PLANT PRODUCTION FARMER COOPERATIVES FARMS LARGE ANIMALS MEAT ECOLOGY BUSINESS PLANS VETERINARIANS INNOVATION WHEAT SOILS RICE CARE OF ANIMALS CROP MANAGEMENT AGRICULTURE POLICIES PASTURES AGRONOMISTS RESISTANT VARIETIES RURAL DEVELOPMENT COST ANALYSIS AGROCHEMICAL MEAT INSPECTION SUGAR Arce, Carlos Arias, Diego Paraguay Agricultural Sector Risk Assessment : Identification, Prioritization, Strategy, and Action Plan |
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This report is the result of a World
Bank mission that visited Paraguay in June 2013 at the
request of the Government of Paraguay. The mission’s
objective was to identify, quantify, and prioritize
agriculture risks that determine the volatility of
agriculture gross domestic product (GDP), based on a
methodology to assess sector risks developed by the World
Bank. The methodology stipulates a two-phase process. The
first phase (risk evaluation), which is in volume one of
this report, was reviewed by the government and evaluates
the current situation and perspective of agriculture sector
risks, starting from the standpoint of supply chains. From
here, and based on the identification of the most important
risks, given their frequency and severity, a list of
possible solutions was produced in addition to the existing
public and private programs and policies. This process is
completed with a second phase, where an action plan was
prepared (volume two) that can be executed in the medium
term to reduce sector risks and to contribute to the
sustainability of agriculture investments. The significant
efforts undertaken by the government to maintain support
programs in critical production and trade areas of the
sector are recognized, as well as the institutional
development to strengthen the response capacity to
agriculture risks. Chapter one gives introduction. Chapter
two presents information about the agriculture sector and
its recent performance is included, allowing to determine
the most important supply chains for this risk assessment
and to place the relative economic and social importance of
the various commodities and production methods in the
appropriate context. In chapter three, a comprehensive
assessment of production, market, and enabling environment
risks is undertaken for the main commercial and family
farming supply chains, in addition to livestock. Chapter
four shows the repercussions that risks have had in the
past, in particular aggregated losses incurred by supply
chain actors. Chapter five assesses the impacts of these
losses throughout the supply chains and explores the
relative vulnerability of the different actors. Chapter six
presents the results and ranking of risks, a list of
possible solutions jointly with different public initiatives
where some identified risks are addressed. |
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Paraguay Agricultural Sector Risk Assessment : Identification, Prioritization, Strategy, and Action Plan |
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Paraguay Agricultural Sector Risk Assessment : Identification, Prioritization, Strategy, and Action Plan |
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Paraguay Agricultural Sector Risk Assessment : Identification, Prioritization, Strategy, and Action Plan |
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Paraguay Agricultural Sector Risk Assessment : Identification, Prioritization, Strategy, and Action Plan |
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Paraguay Agricultural Sector Risk Assessment : Identification, Prioritization, Strategy, and Action Plan |
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paraguay agricultural sector risk assessment : identification, prioritization, strategy, and action plan |
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okr-10986-223432021-06-14T10:17:54Z Paraguay Agricultural Sector Risk Assessment : Identification, Prioritization, Strategy, and Action Plan Arce, Carlos Arias, Diego VETERINARY SERVICES ANIMAL CONSUMPTION SPOT PRICES SORGHUM GENETIC IMPROVEMENT PEST CONTROL AVIAN FLU BEANS PLANT GROWTH CASSAVA ROOTS GIS CAPACITY BUILDING TRACEABILITY SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT PESTICIDES AGRICULTURE RESEARCH FERTILIZERS ENGINE OF GROWTH ANIMAL HEALTH CROP YIELD YAMS CEREALS TRAINING WHEAT YIELDS ZOONOTIC DISEASES CLAY SOILS MAD COW DISEASE SEEDS SHEEP CROP ROTATION BIODIVERSITY BEAN BOVINE POPULATION MARKETS FRUITS VEGETABLES FORESTRY INDICATORS COMMODITY EXCHANGES FARMERS NATURAL RESOURCES CROPS INFRASTRUCTURE BOVINE TUBERCULOSIS SOIL MANAGEMENT DISEASE OUTBREAKS SOIL IMPROVEMENT USAID EQUINE DAIRY PRODUCTS AGRICULTURAL COMMODITY EXCHANGE CROP SCIENCE AGROCHEMICALS EQUINE INFECTIOUS ANEMIA AGRICULTURAL EXPORTS PEANUTS REPORTS RURAL POVERTY INDUSTRIAL MILK MEXICO AGRICULTURE FAO CALVES HYBRIDS POPULATIONS SOIL DEGRADATION BOVINE BRUCELLOSIS GRAIN QUALITY FISHERIES PLANT HEALTH VETERINARY SCIENCES TOLERANCE LEVELS TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER CROP SEASON CORN PRODUCTION LOSS IRRIGATION FOOD CROPS FOOD SUPPLY FOOD SAFETY AGRICULTURE PROGRAM FEED AVERAGE YIELDS POPULATION SUGAR PRODUCTION SLAUGHTER SOIL FERTILITY AUDIT COMMODITIES DEGRADED SOILS GOATS COMMODITY PRICES SEASONS MAD COW MEAT SUPPLY GRAIN IDB BEEF INDUSTRY CATTLE POPULATION POTATO HARVEST PINEAPPLE CASH MARKETS PEANUT POULTRY TECHNOLOGY ADOPTION BIOSAFETY COTTON PRODUCTION ANIMAL WELFARE MILK POULTRY PRODUCER UNITED NATIONS ANIMALS MEAT INDUSTRY VEGETABLE CROPS PLANNING RURAL POPULATION WATER RESOURCES AGRICULTURE ORGANIZATION GRAIN PRODUCERS LANDS PLANS POVERTY REDUCTION SUSTAINABLE PRODUCTION SYSTEMS AGRICULTURAL PRACTICES MAIZE MILK PRODUCTS DISEASES AGROFORESTRY CASH CROPS COW DISEASE LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS CHEMICAL APPLICATIONS BRUCELLOSIS AGRICULTURAL COMMODITY AVERAGE YIELD LIVESTOCK PRODUCERS RESEARCH FARMING LIVESTOCK FOOD SAFETY POLICY MEAT PRODUCTION BIRTH RATE RURAL ROADS VEGETABLE PRODUCTION FOOD PRODUCTION RABIES PADDY RICE TECHNOLOGY UNDP BEEF LIVESTOCK FARMING VEGETATIVE COVER NATURAL REGENERATION FOOD SECURITY EXTENSION AGENTS MEAT PROCESSOR AGRIBUSINESS PESTS CREDIT BUDGETS ANIMAL FEED SWINE FORESTS AGRICULTURAL INNOVATION WORKING CAPITAL PROGRAM MANAGEMENT BIOSAFETY LEVEL CATTLE EPIDEMIOLOGICAL SURVEILLANCE MEAT PRODUCTS YIELD LOSSES AGRICULTURAL INPUTS INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENTS COTTON ACCESS TO CREDIT CROP DAMAGE CATTLE PRODUCTION QUARANTINE DISEASE CONTROL IFAD LIVESTOCK FARMERS INVESTMENT PLANT PRODUCTION FARMER COOPERATIVES FARMS LARGE ANIMALS MEAT ECOLOGY BUSINESS PLANS VETERINARIANS INNOVATION WHEAT SOILS RICE CARE OF ANIMALS CROP MANAGEMENT AGRICULTURE POLICIES PASTURES AGRONOMISTS RESISTANT VARIETIES RURAL DEVELOPMENT COST ANALYSIS AGROCHEMICAL MEAT INSPECTION SUGAR This report is the result of a World Bank mission that visited Paraguay in June 2013 at the request of the Government of Paraguay. The mission’s objective was to identify, quantify, and prioritize agriculture risks that determine the volatility of agriculture gross domestic product (GDP), based on a methodology to assess sector risks developed by the World Bank. The methodology stipulates a two-phase process. The first phase (risk evaluation), which is in volume one of this report, was reviewed by the government and evaluates the current situation and perspective of agriculture sector risks, starting from the standpoint of supply chains. From here, and based on the identification of the most important risks, given their frequency and severity, a list of possible solutions was produced in addition to the existing public and private programs and policies. This process is completed with a second phase, where an action plan was prepared (volume two) that can be executed in the medium term to reduce sector risks and to contribute to the sustainability of agriculture investments. The significant efforts undertaken by the government to maintain support programs in critical production and trade areas of the sector are recognized, as well as the institutional development to strengthen the response capacity to agriculture risks. Chapter one gives introduction. Chapter two presents information about the agriculture sector and its recent performance is included, allowing to determine the most important supply chains for this risk assessment and to place the relative economic and social importance of the various commodities and production methods in the appropriate context. In chapter three, a comprehensive assessment of production, market, and enabling environment risks is undertaken for the main commercial and family farming supply chains, in addition to livestock. Chapter four shows the repercussions that risks have had in the past, in particular aggregated losses incurred by supply chain actors. Chapter five assesses the impacts of these losses throughout the supply chains and explores the relative vulnerability of the different actors. Chapter six presents the results and ranking of risks, a list of possible solutions jointly with different public initiatives where some identified risks are addressed. 2015-07-29T18:29:41Z 2015-07-29T18:29:41Z 2015-06 Report http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2015/07/24740141/paraguay-agricultural-sector-risk-assessment-identification-prioritization-strategy-action-plan http://hdl.handle.net/10986/22343 English en_US Agriculture global practice technical assistance paper; CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank World Bank, Washington, DC Economic & Sector Work Economic & Sector Work :: Risk and Vulnerability Assessment |