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Infrastructure investment is fundamental for resilience food security Tom Reardon Saweda Liverpool-Tasie Talk for USAID, April 29, 2022 1. Infrastructure bones blood of food system hard infrastructure not specific to FSC (e.g.,

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Infrastructure investment is fundamental for resilience & food security Tom Reardon & Saweda Liverpool-Tasie
Talk for USAID, April 29, 2022<br>
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1. Infrastructure = bones & blood of food system hard infrastructure
not specific to FSC (e.g., roads, ports)
specific to FSC (e.g., wholesale markets)
... most food in Africa and South Asia comes to consumers via wholesale markets<br>
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b) soft infrastructure
services & materials delivered by "lateral supply chains" (wholesale, logistics, finance), and materials (such as energy)
Policies of business enabling environment
… bribes, multiple-taxation, excessive certifications, uncertain, red tape
… ESPECIALLY important in intermediate stage of food system development (SMEs); Nigerian entrepreneur example<br>