One Country One Priority Product (OCOP)

Expert training on a FAO methodology for sustainable value chain analysis and design

The One Country One Priority Product (OCOP) Secretariat, in collaboration with the FAO Food Systems and Food Safety Division (ESF), organized a four-session training on the sustainable food value chain analysis methodology was held on 30 May and 20 - 22 June 2023.

Further details about the event and its agenda are available here.

 

Summary agenda for each training session

30 May 2023 – Overview  
  • Definition of the sustainable food system and the rationale behind value chain analysis 
  • The SFVC methodology in a nutshell  
  • Value chain study – step-by-step overview 
  • Functional analysis: value chain mapping 
20 June 2023 – Full Session 1 
  • Recap of the Overview session in May 2023. 
  • Value chain mapping exercise for OCOP demonstration countries. 
  • Functional analysis: end-market analysis; ore and extended value chain; Enabling environment; governance. 
21 June 2023 – Full Session 2 
  • End-market analysis exercise for OCOP demonstration countries. 
  • Economic sustainability assessment. 
  • Environmental sustainability assessment. 
  • Resilience assessment. 
22 June 2023 – Full Session 3 
  • Sustainability hotspot mapping exercise for OCOP demonstration countries. 
  • Designing system-based solutions. 
  • Vision and upgrading strategy development. 
  • Value chain development planning. 

 

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Recordings and presentation slides

Value Chain Analysis and Design Methodology Training: Overview

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Value Chain Analysis and Design Methodology Training: Full Session 1/3

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Value Chain Analysis and Design Methodology Training: Full Session 2/3

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Value Chain Analysis and Design Methodology Training: Full Session 3/3

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