PPT-Biobased Products Value Chain

Feedstocks Products amp Markets RRMMeeting Brussels 2 nd April 2014 Rainer Busch TI Consulting Dietrich Wittmeyer ERRMA 1 2 Bio based products value chains. Dr. D.A.M. De Silva. “Supply chain” is not synonymous with “value chain”, because…. Value chains are concerned with what the market will pay for a good offered for sale. The main objectives of value chain management are to . -. . Feedstocks, Products & . Markets. -. RRM-Meeting . Brussels. , 2. nd. April 2014. Rainer Busch, T+I Consulting. Dietrich Wittmeyer, ERRMA. 1. Update: 25.5.2014. 2. Bio-. based. . products. . Environmentally Preferable Procurement. 2. HELP ME WITH THESE TERMS !. Affirmative Procurement Program. Environmentally Preferable Purchasing . Green Purchasing. Preferred Procurement. 3. Affirmative Procurement Program. Industry Economist. USDA BioPreferred Program. Biobased Stakeholder’s Dialogue. July 7, 2016. USDA BioPreferred® Program. USDA Designation . Process . for Intermediates. The USDA . BioPreferred® Program. Sometimes it will be observed that many obstructions like rivers, canals, ponds. thick jungles, ditches, buildings, etc. lie on the chain line. These obstacles can be avoided in chaining operation by applying some fundamental geometric rules. . M. Hakan ZOBU, CMC. What is value & supply chain analysis ?. The value chain approach considers a broad market system . and . the development of products/services from input suppliers to end-market buyers. . M. Hakan ZOBU, CMC. What is value & supply chain analysis ?. The value chain approach considers a broad market system . and . the development of products/services from input suppliers to end-market buyers. . Objectives. This . step. . completes. . step. 2 . with. an . analytical. . answer. to the question: . What. are the drivers and . constraints. for OSH . improvement. in the value . chain. ?. Pascal Bernardoni. Project manager at REDD. Effective . impacts . evaluation of IP and product branding . strategies. . Themes of the presentation. Various purposes for monitoring and evaluating branding initiatives. Gribe. locality Southeastern Cameroon. Marlene . Ngansop. 1&2. , . Denis . Sonwa. ,. . 3. . Evariste. . Fongnzossie. . 4. , . Biyé. Elvire. 2. & . Takanori. Oishi. 5. Resource Management and Political Power in Rural Africa. Disposable cutlery, clamshells and other products–is widely used in hospitals. Disposable products provide some ben - ets to hospitals—ease of use, minimal maintenance and reduced dis Objectives. This step is the starting point of the project. The value chains assessment and selection will serve to further research drivers and bottlenecks for OSH improvement in the selected value chain. The thorough desk review and assessment of three (3) to five (5) global value chains operating in the country will allow an in-depth analysis of the most relevant value chain to select for the entirety of the project.. . GOVERNANCE REIMAGINED. Agribusiness Value Chain. Academic Director Agribusiness Management Program. jadedeji@lbs.edu.ng. Dr. Jide Adedeji. Brief Profile of Dr Jide Adedeji. Introduction. Academic Director Agribusiness Management Program at the... Value Chain. Maria Cucagna and Peter Goldsmith. Department of Agricultural and Consumer Economics. University of Illinois. 1. Farm Share Evolution . 2. Motivation and Research Questions. Increasing spread between farm share and the marketing share.