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Changing asset endorsement and smallholder participation in higher-value markets: evidence from certified-coffee producers in Nicaragua

This chapter of the book, titled “Changing asset endorsement and smallholder participation in higher-value markets: evidence from certified-coffee producers in Nicaragua” is an analysis by Jason Donovan and Nigel Poole. This chapter was originally published as an article in Food Policy. After an introduction, there is in-depth analysis of an asset-building framework. The chapter uses a background case study of Nicaragua, study design and methods, change in assets of coffee-producing households, the place of human, social, physical and financial capital and a discussion on the smallholder coffee growers in Nicaragua.

Authors: Jason Donovan , Nigel Poole, Jason Donovan , Nigel Poole

Subjects: Changing asset endorsement and smallholder participation

Pages: 34

Publisher: International Food Policy Institute

Publication Date: 2016

Identifier: ISBN: 9780896292130

Keywords: asset endorsement, asset-building, Nicaragua, smallholder participation

HOW TO CITE

Devaux, André, Maximo Torero, Jason Donovan, and Douglas E. Horton, eds. Innovation for inclusive value-chain development: Successes and challenges. Intl Food Policy Res Inst, 2016.