Agri-Food Supply Chain Optimization Through the Swot Analysis

Fiore, Mariantonietta; Stašys, Rimantas; Pellegrini, Giustina

doi:10.15544/mts.2018.03

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“…Data gathered were analyzed using a SWOT (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Threats) analysis which is used to identify and evaluate factors that are in control and out of control (controllable and non-controllable factors) related to interventionspotential interventions or strategies that required to improve system performance [11][12][13]. SWOT analysis is specifically carried out in an interactive group meeting with a common theme/topic [14] utilizing SWOT analysis procedures.…”

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The Development of Transportation System for Tourism in Mandalika: A SWOT Analysis

Khaririyatun,

Adiyoga,

Mudhofir

et al. 2023

Advances in Economics, Business and Management Research

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Mandalika is one of several tourist's destination in Indonesia with the beauty of nature, the variety of cultures as well as the magnificent racing circuit lately. However, the development of this area as a tourist attraction is constrained by the availability of public transportation. Currently rent cars and taxis are dominant transportation toward the area which is costly for the visitors. This study aims to determine strategies in order to develop an integrated transportation system (ITS) in Mandalika. Focus group discussion were conducted in Mandalika, West Nusa Tenggara in November-December 2022 to several key actors involved in the development of Mandalika tourist's destination. SWOT analysis was applied to identify the strength, weaknesses, opportunity and threats in establishing ITS, while quantitative strategies planning matrix (QSPM) were implemented to define priority strategies to support ITS. The result showed that strengthening the Government Regulation No. 52 year 2014 about Specific Economic Zone is important to support the development of ITS. Moreover, optimizing existing transportation system as well as developing new infrastructures are necessary to create a sustainable ITS. In addition, empowering all stakeholders inclusively for the successful implementation of a sustainable ITS as well as promoting the diversity of Mandalika tourism globally and massively are required to increase the demand for ITS.

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The Development of Transportation System for Tourism in Mandalika: A SWOT Analysis

Khaririyatun,

Adiyoga,

Mudhofir

et al. 2023

Advances in Economics, Business and Management Research

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“…Primary and secondary data were used exploiting the positive effects of combining investigative techniques [28,29]. Specifically, the VC analysis and policy analysis were based on information gathered from: (i) extensive review of the relevant literature.…”

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Cereal-Legume Value Chain Analysis: A Case of Smallholder Production in Selected Areas of Malawi

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This article analyses the cereal-legume value chain in Malawi through a comprehensive VC Map, a SWOT exercise and a policy analysis. VC participation entails a number of challenges for smallholders. Limited access to land, technology and inputs, inadequate knowledge of market functioning, insufficient access to credit and extension services, combined with more general problems of poor infrastructures, often prevent smallholder farmers from accessing profitable market opportunities. The effectiveness of national policies (e.g., public extension service support, inputs subsidy system) oriented to increase smallholders’ market access is often constrained by inadequate financial capacity, an inefficient public extension services system and limited involvement of privates in the extension services scheme. VC interventions should distinguish between VC-ready farmers, namely those provided with the minimum conditions of external and internal factors, and non-value-chain-ready farmers. Market-based interventions (e.g., enhancing VC coordination) are needed for enhancing market access of value-chain-ready farmers. Conversely, while non-market-based interventions (e.g., investments in basic infrastructure, increasing extension services, credit and inputs access) prove necessary to build the minimum asset thresholds for non-value-chain-ready farmers’ participation in the market. A smallholder-friendly VC development relies on the role played by VC actors and the need to harmonise and improve existing policies to remove inadequacies, conflicts and overlaps in the various institutions charged with implementation.

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Modelling and Optimization for Improving the Performance of Agri-foods Supply Chain for Milk Products

Boudahri

Ahmed

Belkaid

et al. 2022

International Journal of Mathematical Models and Methods in Applied Sciences

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Human consumption of agricultural food in general, and milk in particular, is the subject of clear and intense interest in recent times, which has led dairy producers to follow a strict processing requirement to ensure consumers a fresh and safer milk, imposed by the Design and Operational Authority of the agricultural chains, which imposes closer monitoring and severe rigor, especially when it has become a public health issue. This work is concerned with the planning of a real agri-food supply chain for milk product for the city of Tlemcen in Algeria. Specifically, the challenge is to redefine the existing supply chain and optimize distribution planning. The management of perishable products is a relevant issue in the ASC management domain, since the sellers cannot wait for the best favorable market conditions unless the quality and safety of their products deteriorate. These products must therefore be rapidly shipped from the sellers to the customers. In addition, consumer’s demand for healthcare products continues to grow and government regulations are tightening. In addition to these factors, the variation for these time-limited products and their prices makes it difficult to plan purchases in supply networks.

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Agri-Food Supply Chain Optimization Through the Swot Analysis

Cited by 3 publications

References 17 publications

The Development of Transportation System for Tourism in Mandalika: A SWOT Analysis

The Development of Transportation System for Tourism in Mandalika: A SWOT Analysis

Cereal-Legume Value Chain Analysis: A Case of Smallholder Production in Selected Areas of Malawi

Modelling and Optimization for Improving the Performance of Agri-foods Supply Chain for Milk Products

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