Sustainable Development and Tropical Agri-Chains

ISBN-13: 9789402410150 / Angielski / Twarda / 2017 / 353 str.

Estelle Bienabe; Alain Rival; Denis Loeillet

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Acknowledgments

General Foreword; Melissa Leach

Foreword by AFD; Gaël Giraud

Chapter 1: Introduction; Estelle Biénabe, Patrick Caron, Denis Loeillet, and Alain Rival

PART 1: THE TROPICAL AGRI-CHAIN AS A VECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT?

Chapter 2: The concept of filière or value chain: an analytical framework for development policies and strategies; Frédéric Lançon, Ludovic Temple, and Estelle Biénabe

Chapter 3: History of public organizations and associations specializing in a single agricultural commodity and related to francophone Africa; Benoit Daviron and Janine Sarraut-Woods

Chapter 4: Evolution of donor intervention modalities on agri-chains: the AFD experience; Anne Legile, Naomi Noël, Florence Mouton, and Didier Baillet

Chapter 5: Alliances between agri-chain actors for a sustainable development of territories in Vietnam; Guillaume Duteurtre, Denis Sautier, Manuel Pannier, and Nguyen Mai HuongChapter 6: Collective action in agri-chains; Pierre-Marie Bosc, Sylvain Rafflegeau, Hélène David-Benz, Sylvaine Lemeilleur, Paule Moustier, and Marisa Peyre

Chapter 7: Agri-chains (or filières) and food and nutrition security: two independent concepts; Sandrine Dury 

PART 2 - AGRI-CHAINS AS A FRAMEWORK FOR INNOVATION IN THE FACE OF CHALLENGES OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

Chapter 8: Contribution of research to innovation within agri-chains; Aurélie Toillier and Luc de Lapeyre de Bellaire

Chapter 9: Agri-chains and partnership approaches to research; Aurélie Toillier and Luc de Lapeyre de Bellaire

Chapter 10: Design of cropping systems and ecological intensification; Luc de Lapeyre de Bellaire, Bruno Bachelier, Marc Dorel, François-Régis Goebel, Hervé Guibert, Olivier Husson, Patrick Jagoret, Pascal Marnotte, Jean-Michel Risède, and Éric Scopel

Chapter 11: Evolution and challenges of varietal improvement strategies; Robert Domaingue, Sylvie Lewicki, Patrice This, Frédéric Bakry, Jean-Pierre Horry, Serge Braconnier, David Pot, and Gilles Trouche

Chapter 12: Sustainable processing systems: what new strategies for tropical agri-chains? Dominique Pallet and Jérôme Sainte-Beuve

Chapter 13: A step towards food security; Nadine Zakhia-Rozis, Éric Scopel, and Dominique Pallet

PART 3 - DIVERSITY OF USES OF BIOMASS AND INTER-AGRI-CHAIN DYNAMICS

Chapter 14 - Agricultural and forestry chains in the countries of the South in the age of bioenergy; Laurent Gazull

Chapter 15: Diversifying biomass uses through new cropping systems; François-Régis Goebel, Jean-Louis Chopart, Christophe Poser, Serge Braconnier, Jean-François Martiné, and Edward Gérardeaux

Chapter 16: Inter-supply chain recycling of residues; Tom Wassenaar, Jean-Marie Paillat, François Guerrin, Philippe Lecomte, Jean-Michel Médoc, Laurent Parrot, Jérôme Queste, Paulo Salgado, Emmanuel Tillard, and Jonathan Vayssières

Chapter 17: A counterpoint on waste; Benoit Daviron

PART 4 - AGRI-CHAINS AND EVALUATION OF SUSTAINABILITY

Chapter 18: Why and how to assess the contribution of an agri-chain to sustainable development? Denis Loeillet and Catherine Macombe

Chapter 19: How to assess the environmental impacts of an agri-chain? Cécile Bessou

Chapter 20: - Instruments to assess the social impacts of value chains; Catherine Macombe and Denis Loeillet

Chapter 21: Agri-chains and evaluation of sustainability; Catherine Macombe, Denis Loeillet, and Cécile Bessou

PART 5 - CAN AGRI-CHAINS ACT AS AN ARENA OF REGULATION OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT?

Chapter 22: Agro-industrial strategies and voluntary mechanisms for the sustainability of tropical global value chains: the place of territories; Jean-Philippe Tonneau, Stéphane Guéneau, Marie-Gabrielle Piketty, Isabel Drigo, and René Poccard-Chapuis

Chapter 23: The standardization of sustainable development through the insertion of agricultural global value chains into international markets; Emmanuelle Cheyns, Benoit Daviron, Marcel Djama, Ève Fouilleux, and Stéphane Guéneau

Chapter 24: Ecosystem services, payments for environmental services, and agri-chains: what kind of regulation to enhance sustainability? Estelle Biénabe, Céline Dutilly, Alain Karsenty, and Jean-François Le Coq

Chapter 25: - Global strategies of firms and the financialization of agriculture; Ward Anseeuw, Jean-Marc Roda, Antoine Ducastel, and Norfaryanti Kamaruddin

Chapter 26: - General conclusion and new research perspectives; Estelle Biénabe, Patrick Caron, Alain Rival, and Denis Loeillet

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The coordinators of this book project are Mrs. Estelle Biénabe, CIRAD, Montpellier, France, Dr. Alain Rival, CIRAD, Jakarta, Indonesia and Dr. Denis Loeillet, CIRAD, Montpellier, France.

Blurb

The year 2015 led to a renewed and ambitious global framework for action towards sustainable development with the Adoption of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and of the universal agreement on climate. With a view to contributing towards implementing the SDGs, this book links the issues surrounding tropical agri- chains – with which CIRAD and AFD have been involved for many decades – to that of sustainable development. 

In a globalized context marked by intensified commercial and financial flows, increasing sanitary risks and rapid consumer behavior evolutions, profound technical, economic and social transformations take place in world agricultural systems and agri-chains. Increased environmental and social concerns urge agri-chain actors and development practitioners to propose methods and tools to improve sustainability, and public and private actors to invent new regulations in connection with agri-chains.

CIRAD and its researchers together with Southern partners, and AFD and its officers are witnesses and stewards of the technical, biological and institutional changes that take place in agri-chains. Building upon their findings and experiences, this book examines the different roles of agri-chains with regard to sustainable development: as vectors of development, as spaces of innovation, as objects of evaluation, and as arenas of regulation.

Linking agricultural production with the other economic sectors, agri- chains are key spaces where local and global challenges to sustainability meet and where local and global actors experiment interlinked or common solutions. They provide arenas where multistakeholder partnerships are defined and the implementation of the SDGs constructed and negotiated.

This book is intended for researchers, teachers and students as well as the international development community and for a wider audience concerned with environment and development challenges.