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March 1, 2024Law and EconomyOpen Access

Analyzing the Impact of Technological Innovations on Smallholder Farmers Within Ivory Coast’s Cocoa Supply Chain

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LPLetícia Souza PereiraUniversidade de São Paulo

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Analysis of technology's effects on cocoa productivity and sustainability among smallholder farmers, highlighting challenges and collaborative needs.

Key Points

  • Technological innovations enhance agricultural productivity and market access for smallholder farmers, transforming the cocoa sector.
  • Case studies reveal a significant increase in cocoa yields, largely driven by precision agriculture and improved cocoa varieties.
  • Analysis involves case studies and stakeholder collaboration in addressing barriers like accessibility and affordability of technology for farmers in Ivory Coast's cocoa supply chain. Comprehensive policy support, investments, and educational initiatives are critical for ensuring equitable benefits and fostering sustainable practices.

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Letícia Souza Pereira (2024) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68e76333b6db6435876d8fafhttps://doi.org/10.56397/le.2024.03.01
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