Market information systems (MIS) developed in two steps in developing countries. A first generation of MIS emerged in the 1980s when most developing countries liberalized their agriculture, and a second generation followed in the 2000s driven by various factors such as the difficulties faced by the MIS of the first generation to reach their objectives, the new opportunities offered by the development of ICT - Internet and cell phones - and the increasing organization of market players (farmer organizations, interprofessional organizations). Contrary to first generation MIS (1GMIS), which were almost all built on the same model, 2GMIS developed many technical and organizational innovations, giving birth to a great diversity of models. What a...
There are many organizations providing guidelines to help farmers break into new markets. One initia...
Research Article published by Advances in Computer Science: an International Journal, Vol. 3, Issue...
The process of market liberalization, the demise of state marketing boards and the lifting of price ...
Market information systems (MIS) developed in two steps in developing countries. A first generation ...
National audienceMarket information systems (MIS) developed in two steps in developing countries. A ...
Market information systems (MIS) developed in two steps in developing countries. A first generation ...
Market information systems seek to improve markets and inform policies through enhanced transparency...
We all know the value of farmers getting a clear idea of the market for their produce, especially wi...
In developing countries, the fast spread-out of mobile phone in rural areas has paved the way for ma...
The circulation of information has been pointed out by the economic literature as a main factor of m...
Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) play a key role in the dissemination of information...
Agricultural Information Worldwide, Volume 2, Number 1, 2009In this issue: FROM THE EDITOR’S DESK / ...
Market Information Systems (MIS) developed for farmers in the Global South with the goal of providin...
WorldAgInfo Project Literature ReviewThe purpose of this background paper on major agricultural inf...
Integration of developing country farmers into commercial markets is a policy widely promoted in ord...
There are many organizations providing guidelines to help farmers break into new markets. One initia...
Research Article published by Advances in Computer Science: an International Journal, Vol. 3, Issue...
The process of market liberalization, the demise of state marketing boards and the lifting of price ...
Market information systems (MIS) developed in two steps in developing countries. A first generation ...
National audienceMarket information systems (MIS) developed in two steps in developing countries. A ...
Market information systems (MIS) developed in two steps in developing countries. A first generation ...
Market information systems seek to improve markets and inform policies through enhanced transparency...
We all know the value of farmers getting a clear idea of the market for their produce, especially wi...
In developing countries, the fast spread-out of mobile phone in rural areas has paved the way for ma...
The circulation of information has been pointed out by the economic literature as a main factor of m...
Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) play a key role in the dissemination of information...
Agricultural Information Worldwide, Volume 2, Number 1, 2009In this issue: FROM THE EDITOR’S DESK / ...
Market Information Systems (MIS) developed for farmers in the Global South with the goal of providin...
WorldAgInfo Project Literature ReviewThe purpose of this background paper on major agricultural inf...
Integration of developing country farmers into commercial markets is a policy widely promoted in ord...
There are many organizations providing guidelines to help farmers break into new markets. One initia...
Research Article published by Advances in Computer Science: an International Journal, Vol. 3, Issue...
The process of market liberalization, the demise of state marketing boards and the lifting of price ...