Analysis of measures to reduce the price-volatility of national and international markets for improved food security in developing conunties (ZEF_PriceVolatility)
Funding
Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität Bonn / ZEF (Center for Development Research University of Bonn)
Duration
Januar 2020 - April 2020
Overview
Modeling the effects of a changed Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) on food trade and production in Africa by means of the CAPRI simulation model.
Scenarios:
1. Change Direct Payment Scenario
2. More organic and animal friendly CAP
Sensitivity analyses of differnt developments in Africa:
1. Status quo
2. Improved export capacity due to changed supply elasticities for exporters from Africa.
Contributions of EuroCARE
10-page summary (in German) of the model scenarios and results until 20.01.2020
Detailed report of method and results of the simulation in the form of a draft for the ZEF Discussion Paper Series until 30.04.2020
