Scoping and landscape analysis: Designing optimal (M)SME business models for the provision of postharvest processing services to smallholder farmers in Ethiopia

Shane Bohbrink; Helen Getaw; Akalu Teshome; Agdew Bekele; Tesfaye Leta; Anteneh Mekuria; Buddhi Lamsal; Kevin Agaziva; Alexandra Spieldoch; Stefano Perugini

doi:10.18174/634090

Scoping and landscape analysis: Designing optimal (M)SME business models for the provision of postharvest processing services to smallholder farmers in Ethiopia

Shane Bohbrink
, Helen Getaw
, Akalu Teshome
, Agdew Bekele
, Tesfaye Leta
, Anteneh Mekuria
, Buddhi Lamsal
, Kevin Agaziva
, Alexandra Spieldoch
, Stefano Perugini

Wageningen University & Research

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Abstract

Postharvest processing is a significant contributor to losses in the value chain, dramatically reducing income potential and food security for farmers in Ethiopia. This report seeks to evaluate the challenges and opportunities for improved postharvest processing across a range of selected priority crops in Ethiopia.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Wageningen
Publisher	Stichting Wageningen Research Ethiopia
Number of pages	58
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.18174/634090
Publication status	Published - 2023

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Name	SWRE-RAISE-FS-working paper
No.	# 004

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RAISE-FS: Resilient Agriculture for Inclusive and Sustainable Ethiopian food systems
Koomen, I. (Project Leader)
1/09/21 → 31/12/25
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Bohbrink, S., Getaw, H., Teshome, A., Bekele, A., Leta, T., Mekuria, A., Lamsal, B., Agaziva, K., Spieldoch, A., & Perugini, S. (2023). Scoping and landscape analysis: Designing optimal (M)SME business models for the provision of postharvest processing services to smallholder farmers in Ethiopia. (SWRE-RAISE-FS-working paper; No. # 004). Stichting Wageningen Research Ethiopia. https://doi.org/10.18174/634090

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Scoping and landscape analysis: Designing optimal (M)SME business models for the provision of postharvest processing services to smallholder farmers in Ethiopia. / Bohbrink, Shane; Getaw, Helen; Teshome, Akalu et al.
Wageningen: Stichting Wageningen Research Ethiopia, 2023. 58 p. (SWRE-RAISE-FS-working paper; No. # 004).

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Scoping and landscape analysis: Designing optimal (M)SME business models for the provision of postharvest processing services to smallholder farmers in Ethiopia

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