Producers' training
Management learning
Technical learning
Literacy learning
Technical assistance to producers
Access to supply
Other assistance to producers
Management assistance
Other assistance supply
Farmers' productivity
Productivity change
Production cost estimation
Production cost
Production cost comparison
Production cost evolution
Technology factor of production cost
Crop protection
Crop management
Quality assessment & measurement
Cotton classing
Quality measurement
Quality comparison
Quality change
Quality factors
Biotic factor of quality
Abiotic factor of quality
Production factor of quality
Quality requirements
Quality requirements
Market requirements
Trading requirements
Price fluctuations and volatility
World Price
Market risk management
Risk management tools
Trading organisation
Trading organizations
Market access
Market exploration
Market access
Marketing
Marketing strategy
Marketing strategy
Adaptation to abiotic factors
Adaptation to soil
Reform orientation
Commitment of farmers' institutions
Reform modalities
Monitoring modalities
Rationale for reform
Sector performance
Economic orientation
National framework & techno. access
Equipment credit
Policy for techno access
Technique message supply
Input credit
Intensification credit
Intensification promotion
Policy framework
Competition & techno. access
Techno. supply coordination
Techno supply modalities
Techno. access
Sustainable research funding
Cotton sectoral funding contribution to research
Efficient research planning
Stakeholders' participation
Farmers' participation
Efficient research implementation
Research implementation
Sector monitoring of research
Implementation of monitoring
Public-private partnership
Research implementation modalities
On-farm research
Role in balance of trade
Balance of trade
Contribution to GDP
GDP
Contribution to tax income
Tax income revenue
Employment at cotton production
Hired labour
Rural employment
Historic perspective of economic development
Cotton development
Cotton and economic development
Economic development
Rural development
Regional development
1.1.1 Adaptation to market
1.1.1.1. Inform and train on the adapted marketing rules of cotton lint
1.1.2 Adaptation to abiotic factors
1.1.2.1. Update knowledge about the risk at production related to abiotic factors
1.1.2.3. Développer de nouvelles techniques de production du coton adaptées à l'évolution des facteurs abiotiques
1.1.3 Adaptation to biotic factors
1.1.3.1. Update the knowledge about the risks at field production of cotton in relation with biotic factors
1.1.3.2. Adapt to risks of field production of cotton in relation with biotic factors
1.1.4 Adaptation to socio-economic factors
1.1.4.1. Analyse and inform about experiences of dramatic evolution of cultivation patterns of cotton in the world
2.1.1 Value chain level
2.1.1.1. Exchange about experiences to improve the competitiveness and equitability of seedcotton production
2.1.1.2. Exchange about the experiences to improve competitiveness and market adaptation from harvest to ginning
2.1.2 Production level
2.1.2.1. Exchange about the experiences to improve field productivity and sustainability
2.1.3 Processing level
2.1.3.1. Echanger sur les expériences d'amélioration de la performance de l'évacuation à l'égrenage du coton-graine
2.1.3.3. Exchange on improvements of the management of seedcotton and cotton bales in view of a more efficient exportation
2.2.1 Value chain level
2.2.1.1. Train to better comply with market requirements
2.2.2 Production level
2.2.2.1. Train to better produce in field
2.2.2.2. Train to proceed through systemic vision of farm holdings for decision making
2.3.1 Value chain level
2.3.1.1. Develop/apply tools & instruments adapted to better produce in field
2.3.2 Marketing level
2.3.2.1. Adapt to market requirements
3.1.1 Value chain level
3.1.1.1. Adapt cotton policies through consultation and experience analysis
3.1.1.2. Consolidate the regional cotton information system on players, infrastructures, and markets (fibre, seeds, oil, meals, inputs …)
3.1.2 Production level
3.1.2.1. Identify, guide and adapt eventually to the use of technical novelties
3.2.1 Value chain level
3.2.1.1. Adapt rules to international norms or requirements
3.2.2 Production level
3.2.2.1. Adapt the institutional framework in favor of productivity and competitiveness gains
3.3.1 Value chain level
3.3.1.1. Help to adapt to market
3.3.1.2. Support the implementation of adapted mechanisms to protect value chains against the volatility of international price
3.3.2 Production level
3.3.2.2. Support sustainable cotton production in sub-regions
3.3.3 Processing level
3.3.3.1. Support the production of cotton lint adapted to market requirements