Fostering investment of the family remittances in value chains : Case studies in the Dominican Republic, El Salvador and Guatemala
Family remittances represent an important source of resources and external financing for many Latin American and Caribbean countries, helping greatly to reduce poverty, increase private consumption, and boost national economic growth, among other things. Although a large share of remittances are int...
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Padilla, Ramón Stezano, Federico Villarreal, Francisco G. FIDA 2020-08-31T20:08:35Z 2020-08-31T20:08:35Z 2020-08-31 http://hdl.handle.net/11362/45963 LC/TS.2020/102 LC/MEX/TS.2020/26 Family remittances represent an important source of resources and external financing for many Latin American and Caribbean countries, helping greatly to reduce poverty, increase private consumption, and boost national economic growth, among other things. Although a large share of remittances are intended to cover basic needs, such as food, health care and housing, some of them could be used to finance income-generating activities. This document summarizes the main findings of the technical collaboration project carried out by the Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC) and the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) with the Governments of the Dominican Republic, El Salvador and Guatemala, focused on promoting the investment of remittances in rural value chains. Given the strictly private nature of family remittances, the strategies aimed at the recipients and senders of these resources always centred on the realization that the only way to secure investment of a portion of remittances was through incentives, advice and facilitation measures. This document offers a summary of the methodology used, the spaces in which remittances can be used to strengthen value chains, and the strategies and lines of action aimed at encouraging the investment of remittances in these value chains. Introduction .-- I. Background .-- II. Methodology .-- III. Value chains selected .-- IV. Remittances, financial inclusion and the production characteristics of the three value chains analysed .-- V. Strategies to promote greater investment of family remittances in value chains .-- VI. Conclusions and lessons learned. 50 páginas. en CEPAL Documentos de Proyectos Fostering investment of the family remittances in value chains : Case studies in the Dominican Republic, El Salvador and Guatemala Texto Documento Completo Disponible México 50 p. S2000577_en LC/TS.2020/102 México, D.F. Fomento de la inversión de las remesas familiares en cadenas de valor: estudios de casos de El Salvador, Guatemala y la República Dominicana http://hdl.handle.net/11362/45946 http://hdl.handle.net/11362/45946 MIGRACION REMESAS FAMILIA INGRESOS FAMILIARES SERVICIOS FINANCIEROS VALOR INVERSIONES AGRICULTURA DESARROLLO AGRICOLA DESARROLLO ECONOMICO ESTUDIOS DE CASOS INCLUSION FINANCIERA MIGRATION REMITTANCES FAMILY FAMILY INCOME FINANCIAL SERVICES VALUE INVESTMENTS AGRICULTURE AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CASE STUDIES FINANCIAL INCLUSION AMERICA LATINA Y EL CARIBE LATIN AMERICA AND THE CARIBBEAN Documentos de proyectos e investigación 1 AGRICULTURA Y DESARROLLO RURAL CADENAS DE VALOR MIGRACIÓN MIGRACIÓN INTERNACIONAL REMESAS AGRICULTURE AND RURAL DEVELOPMENT INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION MIGRATION REMITTANCES VALUE CHAINS DESARROLLO ECONÓMICO ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT |
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Fostering investment of the family remittances in value chains : Case studies in the Dominican Republic, El Salvador and Guatemala |
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Fostering investment of the family remittances in value chains : Case studies in the Dominican Republic, El Salvador and Guatemala Padilla, Ramón Stezano, Federico Villarreal, Francisco G. MIGRACION REMESAS FAMILIA INGRESOS FAMILIARES SERVICIOS FINANCIEROS VALOR INVERSIONES AGRICULTURA DESARROLLO AGRICOLA DESARROLLO ECONOMICO ESTUDIOS DE CASOS INCLUSION FINANCIERA MIGRATION REMITTANCES FAMILY FAMILY INCOME FINANCIAL SERVICES VALUE INVESTMENTS AGRICULTURE AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CASE STUDIES FINANCIAL INCLUSION Introduction .-- I. Background .-- II. Methodology .-- III. Value chains selected .-- IV. Remittances, financial inclusion and the production characteristics of the three value chains analysed .-- V. Strategies to promote greater investment of family remittances in value chains .-- VI. Conclusions and lessons learned. |
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Fostering investment of the family remittances in value chains : Case studies in the Dominican Republic, El Salvador and Guatemala |
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Fostering investment of the family remittances in value chains : Case studies in the Dominican Republic, El Salvador and Guatemala |
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Fostering investment of the family remittances in value chains : Case studies in the Dominican Republic, El Salvador and Guatemala |
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Fostering investment of the family remittances in value chains : Case studies in the Dominican Republic, El Salvador and Guatemala |
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fostering investment of the family remittances in value chains : case studies in the dominican republic, el salvador and guatemala |
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Padilla, Ramón Stezano, Federico Villarreal, Francisco G. |
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Padilla, Ramón Stezano, Federico Villarreal, Francisco G. |
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MIGRACION REMESAS FAMILIA INGRESOS FAMILIARES SERVICIOS FINANCIEROS VALOR INVERSIONES AGRICULTURA DESARROLLO AGRICOLA DESARROLLO ECONOMICO ESTUDIOS DE CASOS INCLUSION FINANCIERA MIGRATION REMITTANCES FAMILY FAMILY INCOME FINANCIAL SERVICES VALUE INVESTMENTS AGRICULTURE AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CASE STUDIES FINANCIAL INCLUSION |
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MIGRACION REMESAS FAMILIA INGRESOS FAMILIARES SERVICIOS FINANCIEROS VALOR INVERSIONES AGRICULTURA DESARROLLO AGRICOLA DESARROLLO ECONOMICO ESTUDIOS DE CASOS INCLUSION FINANCIERA MIGRATION REMITTANCES FAMILY FAMILY INCOME FINANCIAL SERVICES VALUE INVESTMENTS AGRICULTURE AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CASE STUDIES FINANCIAL INCLUSION |
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Family remittances represent an important source of resources and external financing for many Latin American and Caribbean countries, helping greatly to reduce poverty, increase private consumption, and boost national economic growth, among other things. Although a large share of remittances are intended to cover basic needs, such as food, health care and housing, some of them could be used to finance income-generating activities.
This document summarizes the main findings of the technical collaboration project carried out by the Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC) and the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) with the Governments of the Dominican Republic, El Salvador and Guatemala, focused on promoting the investment of remittances in rural value chains. Given the strictly private nature of family remittances, the strategies aimed at the recipients and senders of these resources always centred on the realization that the only way to secure investment of a portion of remittances was through incentives, advice and facilitation measures. This document offers a summary of the methodology used, the spaces in which remittances can be used to strengthen value chains, and the strategies and lines of action aimed at encouraging the investment of remittances in these value chains.
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Introduction .-- I. Background .-- II. Methodology .-- III. Value chains selected .-- IV. Remittances, financial inclusion and the production characteristics of the three value chains analysed .-- V. Strategies to promote greater investment of family remittances in value chains .-- VI. Conclusions and lessons learned. |
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