Future of Food : Maximizing Finance for Development in Agricultural Value Chains
This report explores strategies to attract private sector investment in agricultural value chains to achieve sustainable development goals, emphasizing the need for increased resources, good governance, and environmental and social sustainability.
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| Report location: | source |
| Language: | English |
| Publisher: | World Bank Group |
| Authors: | Adama Toure, Alfonso Garcia Mora, Ankur Huria, Chakib Jenane, Chris Brett, David Nielson, Diego Arias, Dorte Verner, Flore De Preneuf, Gene Moses, Ian Gillson, Jean Saint-geours, John Keyser, Jonathan Wadsworth, Juergen Voegele, Julian Lampietti, Laurence Carter, Loraine Ronchi, Lou Scura, Lystra Antoine, Madhur Gautam, Manivannan Pathy, Maria Miller, Martha Licetti, Martien Van Nieuwkoop, Michael Morris, Najy Benhassine, Nichola Dyer, Niraj Shah, Nkemjika Onwuamaegbu, Panos Varangis, Parmesh Shah, Paul Brenton, Roberto Echandi, Roy Parizat, Sandra Broka, Selma Rasavac, Sergiy Zorya, Simeon Ehui, Steve Utterwulghe, Steven Jaffee, Tatiana Bogatyreva, Willem Douw, William Gain, William Sutton, Robert Townsend |
| Geographic focus: | Global |
| Page count: | 44 pages |
Methods
The research method involved analyzing the current investment climate, identifying financing gaps, and exploring potential sources of funding. It included a review of market failures and the role of public policy in addressing them. The report also considered the impact of private sector investment on development goals and proposed a structured approach to diagnostics and public-private dialogue to maximize finance for development.
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Key Insights
The World Bank's report on “Maximizing Finance for Development in Agricultural Value Chains” examines the critical role of private sector investment in achieving sustainable development goals, particularly in agriculture. It identifies financing gaps, potential funding sources, and actions to encourage private investment while optimizing public resources. The report emphasizes the importance of improving agricultural value chains to end poverty and hunger, create jobs, and manage natural resources sustainably. It suggests a private-sector-oriented diagnostic approach, structured public-private dialogue, and a cascade of actions to address market failures and create an enabling environment for private investment.
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Additional Viewpoints
Categories: english_publication_language | global_geographic_scope | agricultural_sector | agricultural_value_chains | agriculture | development | development_goals | environmental_sustainability | financing_gaps | food_and_nutrition | food_economy | future | global_food_production | good_governance | market_failures | private_sector_investment | public-private_dialogue | public_resources_optimization | social_sustainability