A road for regional recovery? The socio-economic impacts of local spending on the A465 road improvement scheme in South Wales

Munday, Max; Reynolds, Laura; Roberts, Annette

doi:10.18573/wer.255

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“…A study conducted in South Wales analyzed the socioeconomic impacts of the A465 Heads of the Valleys road upgrade project. The study estimated the direct, indirect, and induced economic benefits derived from spending on the road upgrade, which included output, gross value added (GVA), and employment supported by full-time jobs (FTEs) in Wales [1]. Another study examined the impact of Morocco's integration in Global Value Chains (GVCs) on economic growth.…”

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The Effect of Environmental Sustainabiity and Value Chain Concept in the Context of Local Economy on Value Added of Coffee Commodities in Kerinci

Stofya

2023

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This study examines the relationship between environmental sustainability, the value chain concept, and local economic development in the context of value-added commodity coffee in Kerinci, Indonesia. The research adopts a mixed-methods approach, incorporating qualitative interviews with key stakeholders and quantitative surveys of coffee producers and consumers. The findings reveal that coffee producers in Kerinci have increasingly embraced sustainable practices, such as shade-grown coffee, organic farming, water conservation, and reforestation efforts. These sustainable practices contribute to environmental preservation and enhance the value chain dynamics, leading to improved market access and increased value addition for coffee producers. Moreover, the study identifies a positive correlation between sustainable practices, value chain integration, and local economic indicators, indicating that sustainable coffee production promotes local economic development in Kerinci. The study recommends strengthening support mechanisms, promoting market access and value addition, fostering collaboration and knowledge exchange, and enhancing policy and institutional support to further enhance the environmental sustainability and economic competitiveness of the coffee industry in Kerinci.

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The Effect of Environmental Sustainabiity and Value Chain Concept in the Context of Local Economy on Value Added of Coffee Commodities in Kerinci

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2023

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“…Input-Output tables have been produced and published at irregular intervals since 1966. These tables have been used to assess the significance of different industrial activities (see for example, Pinto and Jones, 2012), public sector activity (see for example, Morgan, et al 2017), and to examine issues of infrastructure improvement in Wales (see for example , Munday, et al 2020). They have also been used to support policy development in the region.…”

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