Solomon Islands Coconut Value Chain Analysis
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World Bank, Washington, DC
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The report comprises five sections:
section two describes Solomon Islands Government's
(SIG) national and sector policies and strategies, the state
of infrastructure and transport, relevant institution and
regulatory frameworks activities of development partners
involved in the coconut industry; section three provides an
overview of global and domestic trends in prices, production
and productivity of coconut products; section four provides
an overview of the copra value chain and a snapshot of
costs, revenues and gross margins accruing to smallholders,
traders and exporters at each stage of the value chain;
section five provides an overview of key challenges in
development of the Solomon Islands coconut value chain; and
section six concludes the main findings of the value chain
analysis and makes recommendations around improving
agriculture services and enhancing value chains.
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ACIAR, ADVERSE EFFECT, AGRICULTURAL COMMODITY, AGRICULTURAL INFRASTRUCTURE, AGRICULTURAL MANAGEMENT, AGRICULTURAL MARKET, AGRICULTURE, AGRICULTURE PROJECT, AGRICULTURE RESEARCH, ANIMAL FEED, AUCTIONS, AVERAGE PRICE, AVERAGE YIELDS, BANK LOANS, BENCHMARK, BY-PRODUCTS, CAPACITY BUILDING, CERTIFIED FAIR, COCOA, COCONUT, COCONUT INDUSTRY, COCONUT OIL, COCONUT PRODUCTS, COCONUTS, COIR, COMMERCE, COMMERCIAL BANK, COMMERCIAL VALUE, COMMODITIES, COMMODITY, COMMODITY TRADE, COMPARATIVE ADVANTAGE, COMPETITIVE PRICES, CONTRACTUAL ARRANGEMENTS, COPRA, COPRA PRICES, CROP, CROPPING, CROPPING SYSTEMS, DEVELOPMENT POLICIES, DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY, DOMESTIC MARKET, EXPORT CROPS, EXPORT MARKET, EXPORT MARKETING, EXPORT MARKETS, FAIR TRADE, FARMERS, FARMING, FARMING SYSTEMS, FARMS, FEASIBILITY STUDY, FISH, FISHERIES, FLOUR, FOOD CONSUMPTION, FOOD SECURITY, FORESTRY, FRUITS, GARDENS, GDP, GLOBAL WARMING, GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT, GROSS MARGIN, GROSS VALUE, GROWTH RATE, HARVESTING, HORTICULTURE, IFAD, INCOME, INCOME DISTRIBUTION, INCOME GENERATION, INTERNATIONAL AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH, INTERNATIONAL FUND FOR AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT, INTERNATIONAL MARKET, INTERNATIONAL MARKETS, INTERNATIONAL TRADE, ITC, JUTE, LIVESTOCK, LIVESTOCK FEED, LIVESTOCK MARKET, MARKET ACCESS, MARKET PRICE, MEAL, MEDICINAL PURPOSES, MERCHANDISE, MERCHANDISE EXPORTS, MILK, MONO-CROPPING, MONOPOLY, NATIONAL ECONOMY, NICHE MARKETS, NURSERIES, OIL PALM, ORGANIC MARKET, PALM OIL, PALMS, PLANTATIONS, POPULATION GROWTH, POTTING, POULTRY, POVERTY ALLEVIATION, POVERTY REDUCTION, PRICE INCENTIVES, PRICE LEVELS, PRICE PREMIUM, PRICE VOLATILITY, PRODUCE, PRODUCT DIFFERENTIATION, PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGIES, PROGRAM MANAGEMENT, PURCHASING, QUARANTINE, REGULATORY FRAMEWORK, REPLANTING, RETAIL, RETAIL PRICES, ROOTS, RURAL DEVELOPMENT, RURAL POVERTY, RURAL POVERTY ALLEVIATION, SALE, SALES, SALINIZATION, SEED, SEEDLINGS, SHADOW PRICE, SMALLHOLDER AGRICULTURE, SPREAD, STOCKS, SUBSTITUTE, SUBSTITUTION, SUPPLIER, SUPPLIERS, SURPLUS, TEA, TELECOMMUNICATIONS, TOTAL COSTS, TRACEABILITY, TRADE BARRIERS, TREES, TROPICAL PRODUCTS, TURNOVER, VALUE ADDED, VARIABLE COSTS, VEGETABLE OILS, WHOLESALE PRICES, WORKING CAPITAL, WORLD MARKET