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    Managing Price Risk in Local Food Reserves: Analysing the prospects for a stabilisation fund in Mali and Niger

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    Author
    Alba, Martin
    Serra, Teresa
    Gil, José María
    Keyword
    Collective enterprise
    Economic empowerment
    Food prices
    Food reserves
    
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    Local food reserves can contribute to food security strategies and have the potential to empower communities. These collective initiatives are set up and owned by small-scale producers with the objective of increasing the availability and access to food, or of increasing income by managing the food-price cycle. But the rate of failure among local food reserves is high, largely as a result of climate and price risks, coupled with challenges linked to their design, planning and management This research report analyses the possibility of developing a stabilisation fund as an effective price risk management tool to help local food reserves overcome their vulnerability to price cycle inversions. Four scenarios were considered and modelled on the basis of price data in a series of 12 cereal markets in Mali and Niger over a 15-year time span. The report concludes that the type of stabilisation fund outlined could represent a viable way of managing price risk in countries where the option of using market-based tools to tackle price risk is not available.
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    Oxfam International
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