IFPRI Projects in Vietnam
1995-present
REGIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON INDOCHINAFood Policy in Indochina:
Effects of Globalization
Hanoi, Vietnam March 1-2, 1999
Project leader: Francesco Goletti
IFPRI work in the Socialist Republic of Vietnam began in late 1995 with a large-scale project designed to monitor the transition of the rice marketing system from a centrally-planned to a market-based economy. Research on Vietnam has since moved into a variety of areas connected to agricultural performance, diversification and rural industrialization. Current efforts are focusing on designing an agricultural sector program for Vietnam, on examining prospects for post-harvest activity and agroindustrialization.
Abstracts of all the studies as well as the complete text of selected interim and final reports can be viewed or downloaded from the Research Findings section.
Research Activities (1995-present)
- Rice Market Monitoring and Policy Options Study
- Impact of Land Tenure Reform on Forest Resource Management in Northern Vietnam
- Policy Simulation for Agricultural Diversification
- Generating Disaggregated Poverty Maps: An Application to Vietnam
- Competitiveness of Food Processing in Viet Nam: A Study of the Rice, Seafood and Fruit and Vegetable Subsectors
- Starch Industry Development as a Strategy for Agro-food based Rural Industrialization in Vietnam
- Trade Distortions and Incentives in Agricultural Trade: The Case of Rice, Sugar, Fertilizer and Livestock Meat-Feed Sub-Sectors in Vietnam
- Development Strategy for Central Vietnam
- Public Expenditure Review on Agricultural and Rural Sectors
- Policy Study on Livestock in Vietnam
- Vietnam Agricultural Sector Program
- Prospects for Postharvesting of Fruits and Vegetables in Vietnam
- Water Allocation and Use in the Dong Nai River Basin
For further information please email ifpri-mti@cgiar.org or contact Markets and Structural Studies Division, IFPRI, 2033 K Street, N.W., Washington, D.C., 20006, U.S.A.
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