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This report establishes that ACIAR Research Project AS2/1994/023, ‘Breeding and feeding pigs in Australia and Vietnam … University of Queensland in Australia, and the Institute of Agricultural Sciences of South Vietnam in Vietnam. The best estimate … research has also added to these benefits. As a result of changes in the lysine/energy content of concentrated pig meal for …
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the expert system. Potential benefits to Australia were limited by the change in market requirements in Australia from the … four years from 1992 to 1995. The project was based in China and Australia. Project activity within Australia included the … start was made on adapting the expert system to Chinese conditions. Most of the benefits from the project will accrue to …
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significant benefits to banana production in Australia. Assuming similar levels of damage in Australia as in Papua New Guinea, we … estimate these benefits to be $223 million to the year 2020. The present value of total benefits from the ACIAR project equals … $424.7 million ($201.6 million to Papua New Guinea and $223.1 million to Australia). This compares with the present value …
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estimated share of the ACIAR investment which could be attributed to canola. From an aggregate perspective, these benefits paid … soil tests conducted for growers in NSW, Victoria, South Australia and Western Australia, although its significance as far …
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–cost ratio was 13:1, and the internal rate of return was 63 per cent. Benefits accrued to both Thailand and Australia, with the … proportion of benefits attributed 52 per cent to Thailand and 48 per cent to Australia. The commodities to which benefits mostly … related were mangoes in the case of Australia, and longans and durians in the case of Thailand. One of the technologies …
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technology. 1.2 Project Benefits. While the two ACIAR research projects carried out in Malaysia and Thailand between 1984 and … 1993 have generated economic gains in these countries, considerable benefits have been realised in Australia. These … benefits; gains of up to $4m a year during the eradication of the papaya fruit fly from Australia as a result of continued …
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attribution to the ACIAR projects. The benefits accruing to both Australia and China are now estimated to be a little less than … quality analysis of rapeseed in Australia and China. These projects were carried out sequentially with the first one … and germplasm of rape (Brassica napus) between plant breeders in Australia and China. The projects resulted in the release …
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of project benefits will be generated. Several other countries, such as Bhutan and possibly Australia, could benefit from … eradicated from the livestock industries of the country. The economic benefits stemming from this achievement are described and … the report indicates that these benefits could be substantial and their inclusion would increase the value of ACIAR …
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physiological, agronomic, processing and socioeconomic research. The commissioned organisation in Australia was the University of … Research, International Crops Research Institute for the Semi-Arid Tropics); and Thailand (Field Crops Research Institute … targeting their research on these technology options primarily for Australia. The ACIAR projects broadened the scientific and …
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This report sets out some broad ideas about how poverty evaluation could be conducted for ACIAR research projects. As with good benefit–cost analysis, there are good practices that need to be observed when undertaking poverty analysis. While poverty is a broad concept, and can be addressed...
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