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    The following summarizes (1) possible actions that governments can take (vertical axis) that will influence (2) outputs that contribute to the

    achievement of high-level objectives such as job creation, poverty reduction, increased exports (horizontal axis). Agricultural production and

    related inputs are included in the Product Quality Improvement column.

    Note that to actually implement some or all of the final policy actions, capacity building may be needed for targeted government institutions

    implicated in strategy implementation.

    Possible

    Government

    Actions

    Outputs that Yield Achievement of Objectives

    Attract

    New Investment

    in Coffee Value Chain

    Technology Adaptation

    and Innovation

    in Coffee Value Chaintry

    Coffee Quality

    Improvement

    (Fwd and Bckwd Linkages)

    Increase Sales

    Reform of Rules

    / Laws /

    Regulations /

    Policies

    Maintain a conducivemacroeconomicenvironment.

    Contractenforcement.

    Zoning laws insecondary towns and

    enterprise zones.

    Foreign investmentlaws / policies.

    Foreign ownershiplaws.

    Competition policiesand licensing laws.

    Franchising laws. Reductions in the

    costs of establishing

    and doing business

    (including tax

    incentives).

    Maintain a conducivemacroeconomicenvironment.

    Restrictive policies suchas local-content

    requirement imposed on

    foreign producers.

    Intellectual propertyrights regime.

    Contract enforcement. Environmental

    regulations that

    encourage processing of

    by-products.

    Land Policies, including taxingland, titling, land as collateral,and encouragement of (larger

    scale) commercial farming.

    Contract enforcement. Seed import laws. Sanitary/Phytosanitary laws

    and regulation.

    Grades/standards/packaginglaws.

    Seed testing/approval/certification laws.

    Environmental regulations foragro-chemical production/

    storage/distribution.

    Veterinary products laws andregulations.

    Fertilizer trade and marketingpolicies.

    Nutrition requirements.

    Trade policies.

    Warehousing laws. Regional

    harmonization of

    policies and

    administrative

    standards and

    procedures.

    Contract enforcement. Favorable exchange

    rate valuation.

    Transport policy. Open competition

    among domestic firms,

    and between domestic

    and international

    firms.

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    Law of association. Cooperative laws. Transport policies. Environmental pollution

    policies.Incentives and

    Tax Policies

    Tax holidays,reductions or

    deferrals.

    Funding for feasibilitystudies.

    Incentives to attractanchor firms.

    Business to businessfacilitation.

    Restrictive policies suchas tariffs and bans on

    imports, taxes on

    exporters of raw

    materials.

    Provide lucrativepackages to induce

    diaspora to return.

    Funding for feasibilitystudies.

    Fund demonstrationpilots (with exit strategy).

    VAT exemptions for domestictransactions destined for

    export.

    Price policy Restrictive policies

    such as tariffs and

    bans on imports, taxes

    on exporters of raw

    materials.

    VAT exemptions forexport.

    Business to businessfacilitation.

    Education /

    Skills

    Development

    Training grants. Support university-

    industry

    relationships.

    Support university-industry relationships.

    Support education intargeted areas.

    Externships / Intentionalstudent exchange / Study

    tours.

    Investments inmanagement or business

    education.

    Establish / support smallbusiness incubators.

    Analysis and training onappropriate technologies

    for micro and small-scale

    processing.

    Support university-industryrelationships.

    Support education in targetedareas.

    Investments inmanagement or

    business education.

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    Private Sector

    Capacity-

    building

    Strengthen farmer/commodity/industry

    associations.

    Publicly fund research tocomplement privateR&D.

    Develop industry-specificlearning and research

    institutes in which to

    adapt existing

    technologies.

    Encourage technologytransfer agreements and

    joint ventures.

    Supply chain managementtraining.

    Management systems forcontract farming.

    Agricultural extension.

    Marketing extension servicesfor farmers.

    Strengthen farmer/commodity/industry

    associations.

    Availability of high qualityinputs through technical

    assistance to input distribution

    companies.

    HACCP and other qualitycontrol system training.

    Traceability / identitypreservation training.

    Publicly fund research tocomplement private R&D.

    Improve market informationdissemination systems.

    Improve value-chain linkages. Foster a business perspective

    among producers organizations

    and cooperatives.

    Work with lead firms toimprove the supply chain.

    Market development. Market intelligence

    training.

    Commercializinginnovation andtechnology.

    Improve quality andstandards or product.

    Improve buyer-supplier relationships.

    Infrastructure

    Investments

    [Explore PPP

    arrangements

    for all

    Establish free tradezones

    Establish industrialzones

    Establish science andtechnology parks /

    Establish exportprocessing zones.

    Establish science andtechnology parks /

    industrial parks.

    [Corridor] road and/or railconstruction, rehab/

    maintenance.

    Coffee Washing Stations Warehouse construction and

    lease. Professionalize

    Marketplacerehab/management

    (domestic sales).

    Establish/rehabwholesale markets.

    Port rehab and

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    infrastructure

    investments.]

    industrial parks.

    Adequate access toroads, electricity and

    water.

    warehouse management to be

    managed as a business.

    Electricity construction orfortification.

    Irrigation infrastructure.

    Watershed managementstructures.

    management.

    Logistics centers. Dry port development. Port and airport

    freight storage andhandling facilities and

    management.

    Access to

    Finance

    Investment credit. SME credit. Venture capital. Credit information. Catalyst (jump-start)

    funds.

    Co-investment funds.

    Technical assistance tofinancial service firms to

    develop new / improved

    products that support

    industry development.

    Investment credit (suchas from IFC).

    SME credit. Seasonal and medium-

    term credit.

    Royalty-based credit. Venture capital funds to

    seed firms with new

    technologies.

    Risk management andmitigation.

    Catalyst (jump-start)funds.

    Co-investment funds.

    Technical assistance to financialservice firms to develop new /

    improved products that

    support industry development.

    Agricultural production credit. Warehouse receipt guarantees. Value-chain credit. Microfinance and savings

    facilities.

    Medium-term credit. Co-finance cooperative supply

    arrangements.

    Contract farming creditguarantees.

    Regional tradefinancing and

    clearinghouse

    mechanisms.

    Royalty-based credit.

    Investment

    Promotion

    Focus efforts andknowledge on priority

    (competitive) sectors.

    Actively court anchorfirms.

    Targeting of value-chain investments.

    Develop internal and

    Tailor programs tospecifically attract

    innovation and

    technology.

    Negotiating with MNCsto maximize technology

    transfer.

    Facilitating acquisition

    Regional trade/investment forjoint venture match-making.

    Targeting of value-chaininvestments.

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    external systems to

    ensure that the

    investor gets good

    service and

    response.

    Demonstrateprofessionalism in

    everything the IPI

    does.

    Fast approvals anddelegated authorities

    to permit rapid

    responses to investor

    needs.

    Quick, flexibleresponses to investor

    needs.

    Follow-up untilinvestor is satisfied.

    Promote replicablebusiness models.

    Promote licensing.

    and dissemination of

    technologies.

    Organize activitiesaround industrial

    clusters.

    Targeting of value-chaininvestments.

    Export

    Promotion

    Collect, analyze andoperationalize market

    intelligence.

    Feedback mechanisms. Improve buyer-supplier

    information exchange.

    Collect, analyze andoperationalize market

    intelligence.

    Market development. Branding of product

    from country.

    Promote exportsabroad.

    Sponsor participationin International Trade

    Shows as a key source

    of market intelligence,

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    market linkages.

    Support IndustryAlliances as a means

    for disseminating

    market intelligence,

    analysis of

    opportunities and

    strengthening market

    linkages.

    Training in sales clientrelationship

    management.

    Informationdissemination on

    customs procedures.

    Regionalharmonization of

    trade policies /

    procedures.