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MIOA CARIBBEAN COUNTRY ASSESSMENT

MIOA CARIBBEAN COUNTRY ASSESSMENT. John Van Dyke International Market Information Development. Caribbean Countries. Wide Range of Programs Management Trade Within Caribbean Region and U.S. Deficient Training Policies and Procedures Underdeveloped IT Programs. Caribbean Profile.

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MIOA CARIBBEAN COUNTRY ASSESSMENT

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  1. MIOACARIBBEAN COUNTRY ASSESSMENT John Van Dyke International Market Information Development

  2. Caribbean Countries • Wide Range of Programs • Management • Trade Within Caribbean Region and U.S. • Deficient Training • Policies and Procedures • Underdeveloped IT Programs

  3. Caribbean Profile • Wide Range of Programs • Management and Supervision • Data Collection Deficiencies • Reporter Training • Policies and Procedures • Standards and/or Terminology • Dissemination • Information Technology

  4. Guyana • Management • Guyana Marketing Corporation • General Manager • Program Manager • Supervision • Program Manager • Data Collection • Regional Offices • Review Conducted on a Regular Basis • Grades and Standards • Data Management • Excel Spreadsheets & D-base IV • Historical Data • Dissemination • Limited Dissemination • Lack of Widespread Knowledge of Program

  5. Guyana • Recommendations: • Review supervisory structure to provide more direct supervision to reporters. • Establish and conduct a formal reporter training program. • Develop a reporter handbook establishing clearly defined policies and procedures. • Collect market information based on product quality standards or terminology. • Establish backup system for IT programs. • Improve and update website and publish current price information on a scheduled basis. • Obtain feedback and explain the MIS program to producers and other industry members.

  6. Trinidad &Tobago • Management • Strong Support and Understanding • Supervision • Well Developed and Defined • Data Collection • Excellent Procedures and Policies • Data Management • In-house Developed IT system • Dissemination • Broad Based • User Friendly Web Site • Wide Distribution

  7. Trinidad and Tobago • Recommendations: • Establish a reporter assessment and refresher course including standards review to maintain reporter expertise. • Maintain and enhance the expertise of the IT section.

  8. Grenada • Program Approval In Planning Commission • Management • Basic Concepts • Development Plan and Knowledge • Industry Stakeholders • Industry Stakeholders • Supportive • Own Agenda

  9. Grenada • Recommendations: • Establish market information program in Ministry of Agriculture • Identify markets and/or marketing points to report

  10. St. Lucia • Program in Development Stage • Established Program Manager • Strong Industry Support • Data Collection • Review Data Currently Submitted • Market Participants

  11. St. Lucia • Recommendations: • Focus on program development. • Include Stakeholders in planning and development stage.

  12. Belize • Management • Ministry of Agriculture • Beltraide • Supervision • Extension Service • Data Collection • Student Reporters • Data Management and Dissemination • Beltraide

  13. Belize • Recommendations: • Establish Program In Ministry of Agriculture  • Address Student data collection and Extension Service Employees to collect data. • Develop reporter training program to include quality identification and designation • Develop reporter handbook on policies and procedures to collect, analyze, and aggregate data

  14. Jamaica • Management • Divided between Agencies • Rural Agriculture Development Authority • MOA Data Bank • Strong, Dedicated, Knowledgeable • Supervision • Not Clearly Defined • Data Collection • Too Large and Wide Spread to Manage • Data Management • ABIS • MOADB • Trinidad and Tobago • Dissemination • All Methods Under Consideration

  15. Jamaica • Recommendations: • Clearly define the management structure for the program so all staff members and reporters are fully aware of the duties and responsibilities. • Establish data base to manage data collection, aggregation, and dissemination in MOADB. Recommendations by NAMDEVCO should be considered including their assistance. • Establish reporter training and testing program. • Develop reporter handbook on policies and procedures

  16. Haiti • Program in Development Stage • Funding • NGOs • Program Manager Knowledge • Data Collection • Many Agencies Involved • Ministry of Trade • Statistics

  17. Haiti • Recommendations: • Establish MIS in MOA at Sustainable Level • Concentrate on farmgate price reporting • Establish a reporter training program • Develop a reporter’s handbook establishing reporting policies and procedures

  18. Strengths and Weakness • Guyana • Strength: • Management commitment to program • Management understands the requirements for the program, but lacks the time to stay fully engaged in the program • Weakness: • Data collection procedures • Reporter training • Standards, grades, or uniform terminology • Data Management • Dissemination

  19. Strengths and Weakness • Trinidad and Tobago • Strength: • Management and supervisory structure • Reporter training • Collection procedures • Uniform standards and terminology • Data management • Dissemination • Weakness: • None Identified

  20. Strengths and Weakness • Grenada • Strength: • Commitment to establish program and support from Ministry • Support from industry stakeholders for program • Weakness: • Planning Commission approval time period • Lack of detailed program development plan • Industry stakeholders could have their own agenda on MIS development

  21. Strengths and Weakness • St. Lucia • Strength: • Commitment and support by management and the Ministry • Industry stakeholder request and support for MIS program • Weakness: • Lack of fully development program structure • Development time frame

  22. Strengths and Weakness • Belize • Strength: • Dedication and support by Beltraide • Weakness: • Organizational Structure • Reporter expertise • Reporter training program • Sustainability in present design

  23. Strengths and Weakness • Jamaica • Strength: • MOA support • Management, but needs structure • Diversity of reporting points • Data collection plans • Weakness: • Reporter training • Data management • Reporter training

  24. Strengths and Weakness • Haiti • Strength: • MOA support for program • Program manager has good concepts on how the program should be organized and managed • Weakness: • Program structure • Sustainability • Reporter training program

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