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Food aid projections for the decade of the 1990s : report of an ad hoc panel meeting, October 6 & 7, 1988 / Board on Science and Technology for International Development, Office of International Affairs, National Research Council.

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Format:
Book
Contributor:
National Research Council (U.S.). Board on Science and Technology for International Development.
Hopkins, Raymond F.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Food relief--Forecasting.
Food relief.
Food supply--Forecasting.
Food supply.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (x, 183 pages) : illustrations
Edition:
1st ed.
Place of Publication:
Washington, D.C. : National Academy Press, [1989]
Language Note:
English
Summary:
Presents the results of a meeting held by the Board on Science and Technology for International Development. At this meeting, six groups of modelers presented their estimates of the food aid/food commodity trade picture during 1991-2000, based on their own database and assumptions about trends in global policy, climate, population, and economics.
Contents:
Food Aid Projections for the Decade of the 1990s
Copyright
Preface
Contents
Executive Summary
PRINCIPAL FINDINGS
DEFINITIONS OF FOOD AID
METHODOLOGIES
DEMOGRAPHIC CONSIDERATIONS
NUTRITIONAL CONSIDERATIONS
ESTIMATES COMPARED
SHOCKS THAT COULD AFFECT FUTURE PROJECTIONS
Weather and Climate
Other External Factors
Food Aid Projections for the 1990s: Workshop Proceedings
INTRODUCTION
DEFINITIONS
METHODOLOGY
FOOD COMMODITY TRADE AND AID FORECASTING
OUTPUT OF THE MODELS
PRESENTATION OF THE IFPRI FIGURES
Hannah Ezekiel, International Food Policy Research Institute
PRESENTATION OF FAO FIGURES
Richard Perkins, Commodities and Trade Division
PRESENTATION OF WORLD BANK FIGURES
Ronald Duncan, International Commodity Markets Division
PRESENTATION OF THE FAPRI FIGURES
W. Meyers, Center for Agriculture and Rural Development, Iowa State University
PRESENTATION OF USDA FIGURES
R. Nightingale and R. Trostle, Economic Research Service
PRESENTATION OF IIASA FIGURES
K. Frohberg, OECD, Paris
MACROECONOMIC CONTEXT COMMENTARY
Lawrence Klein, Economics Department, University of Pennsylvania
DEMOGRAPHIC CONSIDERATIONS COMMENTARY
Robert Chen, Alan Shawn Feinstein World Hunger Program
NUTRITIONAL CONTEXT COMMENTARY
Per Pinstrup-Andersen, Food and Nutrition Policy Program, Cornell University
TECHNICAL RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT CONTEXT
Donald Plucknett, Senior Scientific Adviser, World Bank
CLIMATIC IMPACT CONTEXT
Norman J. Rosenberg, Climate Resources Program, Resources for the Future
CLIMATE CHANGE
DROUGHT IMPACT
AFRICAN REGIONAL CONTEXT
Christopher Delgado, IFPRI
ESTIMATING FOOD AID
Estimates
USDA Projection to 2000
World Bank Projection
IIASA/BLS Estimate
IFPRI Estimate
Nutritional Need Estimates
FAO Estimate.
POINTS OF CONSENSUS REACHED BY THE WORKSHOP
REFERENCES AND BIBLIOGRAPHY
Appendix A Medium Term Estimates of Demand-Based Food Aid Requirements and Their Variability
1 INTRODUCTION
Scope of Study
Nature of Food Aid
Estimation of Food Aid Requirements
The Basic Model
Cereal Exports and Commercial Cereal Imports
Changes in Scope and Methodology
2 TREND ESTIMATES
High and Low Estimates
The Basic Estimate
Food Aid and Commercial Imports
Food Aid Needs by Country Income Class
Food Aid for Low Income Countries and Commercial Imports
3 VARIABILITY OF FOOD AID REQUIREMENTS
Variability in Individual Countries
Variability in Country Groups
REFERENCES
Appendix B Food Aid Requirements of Developing Countries
Results of the Reference Run
Impact of Trade Liberalization on Hunger
Impact of Aid on Hunger
Appendix C Commodity Market Outlook and Trade Implications Indicated by the FAPRI Analysis
MODEL DESCRIPTION
ASSUMPTIONS
Macroeconomic Assumptions
Farm Policy Assumptions
Yield Assumptions
COMMODITY MARKET PROJECTIONS
DETAILED REGIONAL IMPLICATIONS
Africa and Middle East
Latin America
Asia
Centrally Planned Economies
CONCLUSIONS AND IMPLICATIONS
DOCUMENTATION AND REFERENCES
Appendix D Outlook for Grains and Soybeans to 2000
SIMULATION RESULTS
CONCLUSIONS
Appendix E Workshop Statement
ESTIMATION OF FOOD AID REQUIREMENTS: SOME BASIC ISSUES
NUTRITION-BASED ESTIMATES OF FOOD AID REQUIREMENTS
FAO'S LONG-TERM AGRICULTURAL PROJECTION MODEL: AGRICULTURE TOWARD 2000
FAO'S MEDIUM-TERM COMMODITY PROJECTIONS: THE WORLD FOOD MODEL
ANNEX: EXCERPTS FROM AGRICULTURE: TOWARD 2000
Methodology of Projections: A Summary Note
Evaluation of Production Projections.
Final Adjustments
Input Requirements
Employment and Mechanization
Investments
Appendix F Food Aid Needs during the 1990s
GLOBAL DEMAND AND SUPPLY FACTORS
World Demand
World Supply
World Trade Prospects
Excess Capacity Remains
Prices
OUTLOOK FOR DEMAND, SUPPLY, AND TRADE IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
Demand in Developing Countries
Supply in Developing Countries
Natural Resource and Technology Concerns
Trade Prospects for Developing Countries
Appendix G A Discussion of Long-Term Agricultural Commodity Forecasts and Food Aid Needs
PREFACE
MODEL DESIGN AND SCOPE
POLICY IMPLEMENTATION
MODEL INPUTS AND ASSUMPTIONS
MODELS RESULTS AND LONG TERM OUTLOOK
Production
Trade
Food Aid Needs
CONCLUSION
REFERENCES.
Notes:
Panel chairman: Raymond F. Hopkins.
Includes bibliographies.
ISBN:
9786610246557
9781280246555
1280246553
9780309582674
0309582679
9780585168456
0585168458
OCLC:
70720398

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