Ugandan Coffee Supply Chain Risk Assessment

Despite losing global market share over the last 20 years, Uganda remains a major coffee producer, accounting for approximately 2.5 percent of global coffee production. In 2008-2009, coffee exports accounted for almost a quarter of Uganda's formal export earnings and were estimated to generate income and employment for up to 1.3 million Ugandan households. As such, the coffee industry is extremely important to both the rural population and the Ugandan economy. However, the sector exhibits significant levels of production volatility, caused in part by unmanaged risks. Despite the occurrence of... Mehr ...

Verfasser: World Bank
Dokumenttyp: Report
Erscheinungsdatum: 2011
Verlag/Hrsg.: Washington
DC
Schlagwörter: ACCOUNTING / ADVERSE IMPACT / AGRICULTURAL COMMODITIES / AGRICULTURAL EXPORTS / AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION / AGRICULTURAL INPUTS / AGRICULTURAL PLANNING / AGRICULTURE / AGROFORESTRY / ALTERNATIVE CROPS / AVERAGE PRICE / BANANAS / BANK LENDING / BEANS / CHERRIES / CLARITY / COCOA / COFFEE / COFFEE CRISIS / COFFEE EXPORTS / COFFEE FARMERS / COFFEE GROWERS / COFFEE INDUSTRY / COFFEE MARKET / COFFEE MARKETS / COFFEE PRICE / COFFEE PRICES / COFFEE PRODUCER / COFFEE PRODUCERS / COFFEE PRODUCTION / COFFEE SECTOR / COFFEE TRADE / COFFEE TREE / COFFEE TREES / COFFEE YIELDS / COLLATERAL / COMMERCIAL BANK / COMMODITY / COMPETITIVENESS / COOPERATIVES / COTTON / CROP / CROP INSURANCE / CROP PRODUCTION / CURRENCY / CURRENCY APPRECIATION / DATES / DERIVATIVE MARKETS / DOMESTIC PRICES / DUTCH DISEASE
Sprache: Englisch
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Link(s) : https://hdl.handle.net/10986/27386