Electricity and fuel are now overwhelmingly the largest disruptions for both mill types, overtaking banking which dominated throughout 2021.
This section includes assessments on state of the agrifood system in Myanmar based on the Myanmar Agricultural Performance Survey (MAPS) and key informant phone surveys. MAPS is a nationally and sub-nationally representative phone survey, conducted every 6 months on approximately 5,000 farming households. Assessments in this section will examine input use and input prices, farm management practices, agricultural outputs and output prices, and the impacts of shocks on production. This will be complimented by assessments on key actors in the agrifood systems, such as mechanization service providers, agricultural input retailers, agricultural commodity traders, rice millers and food vendors.
Monitoring the Agri-food System in Myanmar: Agricultural Crop Traders – March 2022 survey
More than 90% of traders reported increased transport costs, up by 74%on average over the past year, driven by fuel price increases of 168%.
Monitoring the Agri-food System in Myanmar: Food Vendors – March 2022
Over the last year, (nominal) food costs have increased by 41 percent overall and by 39 and 42 percent in urban and rural areas, respectively.
Monitoring the agri-food system in Myanmar: Understanding the rapid price increase of vegetable oils
Vegetable oils are an important product in the diet of Myanmar consumers and high food inflation in the country - 19 percent between December 2022 compared to December 2021.
Monitoring the Agri-food System in Myanmar: Mechanization Service Providers – January 2022 survey round
Combine harvester service providers (CHSPs) provided harvesting services in the 2021 winter season on areas comparable to the same time in 2020.
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