Inclusive business models for access to quality fish seed and technical assistance: Insights from Ghana

By:
International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI)
Date:
2020

Given the expansion of Tilapia farming in Ghana, this paper analyses inclusive business models along the fish seed value chain. There is a table of classifications and examples of inclusive business models on page nine and a seed systems business model review on page ten. The research exposes challenges for farmers that are relevant to public private engagements in aquaculture. Four model prototypes have been developed: nursery, local feed mill, seed agents, and local hatchery with an overview of the value proposition and financial considerations for each model. This is an in-depth report with plenty of lessons for livelihood and income generation for farmers in value chains.

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