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Increased
use of agricultural technologies, such as improved seed varieties
and livestock vaccines, have enormous potential - largely unrealised
in developing countries - to raise incomes, reduce poverty and strengthen
food security.
CEPA's work has involved: (i) analysis of the potential of agriculture
to contribute to development; (ii) identifying the constraints preventing
private investment; and (iii) designing interventions that offer the
prospect of stimulating private investment for the benefit of the
poor.
Our consultancy services include:
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Structuring public private partnerships
for the development and delivery of agricultural industry for
the benefit of the poor in low-income countries. |
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Developing and financing
agricultural business opportunities in Africa. |
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Structuring donor
support for agricultural businesses through intervention mechanisms
to overcome high transaction costs and risk whilst maintaining
commercial incentives. |

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