Authors: Gudbrandsdottir, I.Y., Cook D., Olafsdottir G., Oddson G.,Stefansson H., McGarraghy, S. (2019). EU Conference…
Hildigunnur Sigurdardottir7th February 2020
Scientific Publications, Reports, Presentations, Magazines and Workshops
Authors: Olafsdottir, A.H.; Gudbrandsdottir I.Y.; Sverdrup H.U.; Bogason S.G.; Olafsdottir G.; Stefansson G. (more…)
Hildigunnur Sigurdardottir30th October 2018
Authors: Yan, C.; Huanhuan, F.; Ablikim, B.; Zheng, G.; Xiaoshuan, Z.; Jun, L. (more…)
Hildigunnur Sigurdardottir8th October 2018
Authors: Olafsdottir, A.H., Gudbrandsdottir, I.Y., Sverdrup, H.U., Olafsdottir, G., Bogason, S.G. (2018) On modelling the…
Hildigunnur Sigurdardottir11th August 2018
Authors: Guðbrandsdóttir, I.Y.; Olafsdottir, A.H.; UlrikSverdrup, H.U.; Bogason, S.G.; Olafsdottir, G.; Stefansson, G. (more…)
Hildigunnur Sigurdardottir28th February 2018
Read the policy brief for D7.1 Report on findings on transportation and logistics of selected food value chains
– Salmon to fillet case study-
The full report will be available soon...
Read the exciting first project results
The report provides a framework that categorises the different European Union (EU) policies, laws and governance actions identified as impacting upon food value chains in the defined areas of: fairer trading practices, food integrity (food safety and authenticity), and sustainability collaborations along food value chains
DOI
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Sigurdur Bogason_UoI_Modelling fairness in Food Value Chains – Developing quantitative indicators
Gudbrandsdottir I. Y., Cook D., Olafsdottir G., Oddsson G., Bogason S.G., University of Iceland, Stefansson H., University of Reykjavík, McGarraghy S., University College Dublin, National University of Ireland
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Presentation
Maitri Thakur_SINTEF Ocean_Impact hotspot analysis of Norwegian farmed salmon value chain
Maitri Thakur, Wenhao Chen, Shraddha Mehta, Nicholas M. Holden, Gudrun Olafsdottir
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Gudrun Olafsdottir_University of Iceland_Governance and perceived power in the salmon value chain
Gudrun Olafsdottir, David Cook, Shraddha Mehta, Ingunn YrGudbrandsdottir, Maitri Thakur, and Sigurdur G. Bogason
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Rossen Kazakov_University College Dublin_Modelling market agent behaviour in food value chain systems
Seán McGarraghy, Rossen Kazakov, Ingunn Gudbrandsdottir Gu›rún Ólafsdóttir
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Market Power in EU Food Processing Sector: A Stochastic Frontier Approach
Lukas Cechura Czech University of Life Sciences, Prague (CULS)
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The case of Arctic char land based aquaculture production in Iceland
Ingunn Gudbrandsdottir, Gudrun Olafsdottir, Anna Olafsdottir, Harald Sverdrup, Sigurdur Bogason. Icelandic System Dynamics Center, Faculty of Industrial Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, and Computer Science
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Applying system analysis to understand food value chain dynamics, the case of VALUMICS H2020 project
Sigurdur Bogason, Ingunn Gudbrandsdottir, Gudrun Olafsdottir, Anna Olafsdottir, Harald Sverdrup, Icelandic System Dynamics Center, Faculty of Industrial Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, and Computer Science. Kristinn Jakobson, Hildigunnur Sigurdardottir, MarkMar
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Applying System Analysis and System Dynamics Modelling in Complex Research Projects -the Case of VALUMICS
Anna HuldaOlafsdottir, Ingunn Yr Gudbrandsdottir, Harald Ulrik Sverdrup, Gunnar Stefansson, Gudrun Olafsdottir, Sigurdur Bogason. Industrial Engineering, University of Iceland, Reykjavik, Iceland
Conference
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Modeling of integrated supply-, value-and decision chains within food systems
Ingunn Gudbrandsdottir, Anna Olafsdottir, Harald Sverdrup, Sigurdur Bogason, Gudrun Olafsdottir and Gunnar Stefansson
Conference
Poster
Maitri Thakura, Shraddha Mehta_SINTEF Ocean_Mapping decision mechanisms in food supply systems – A case of Norwegian salmon supply chain
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Poster
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Applying System Analysis and System Dynamics Modelling in Complex Research Projects -the Case of VALUMICS
Anna HuldaOlafsdottir, Ingunn Yr Gudbrandsdottir, Harald Ulrik Sverdrup, Gunnar Stefansson, Gudrun Olafsdottir, Sigurdur Bogason. Industrial Engineering, University of Iceland, Reykjavik, Iceland
Conference
Poster
Modeling of integrated supply-, value-and decision chains within food systems
Ingunn Gudbrandsdottir, Anna Olafsdottir, Harald Sverdrup, Sigurdur Bogason, Gudrun Olafsdottir and Gunnar Stefansson
VALUMICS is developing approaches and tools to analyse the structure, dynamics, resilience and impact of food chains on food security, economic development and the environment. EAS is one of the 20 VALUMICS partners. Read the full article from the EAS magazine September issue
Authors: G. Olafsdottir, S. Mehta, R. Richardsen, D. Cook, I.Y. Gudbrandsdottir, M. Thakur, A. Lane, S.G. Bogason
Explore the work that has been done by VALUMICS during its first year on system dynamics causality-based modelling framework analysis. Check out the VALUMICS article featured in the March EAS magazine issue
Authors: I.Y. Gudrbrandsdottir, G. Olafsdottir, S.G. Bogason
Future Scenario Workshop
Towards a sustainable European Food System: implications for Food Value Chains?
The stakeholder workshop took place in Brussels, Belgium 19 November 2019. The purpose of the workshop was to introduce the VALUMICS Value Chain Scenarios. The stakeholders were presented with the question: "How could / should European food value chains (FVC) be transformed in terms of their structure, governance, business models, etc., to accompany a transition towards a truly sustainable, fairer and more resilient European food system?"
VALUMICS Stakeholder Workshop
IDDRI, France, 17/09/19
In the VALUMICS project, IDDRI works at the interface between multiple work packages, while focusing on the wheat-to-bread and dairy-to-milk supply chains. In line with its WP8 activities (scenario development), IDDRI organized a workshop on 17 September 2019 which gathered
50 stakeholders from the French food and agricultural sector.
In the VALUMICS project, IDDRI works at the interface between multiple work packages, while focusing on the wheat-to-bread and dairy-to-milk supply chains. In line with its WP8 activities (scenario development), IDDRI organized a workshop on 17 September 2019 which gathered
50 stakeholders from the French food and agricultural sector.
The objective of this workshop was two-fold:
1- Develop hypotheses on the potential transformations of the wheat-to-bread and dairy-to-milk supply chains in various contexts (civil society-led to market-led scenarios) in order to analyse their impact on jobs and revenues. To this end, the key parameters addressed included: production systems, product mix and the agri-food industry network.
2- Identify policy options to support sustainable, fair and resilient food value chains
VALUMICS Aquaculture Stakeholder Workshop
Stakeholder co-creation to understand the big picture
Read the full newsletter from the Aquaculture Stakeholder Workshop held in Aalesund Norway June 2019. The aim of the workshop was to present key VALUMICS findings to the salmon industry stakeholders and discuss solutions for better understanding of the value chain dynamics in order to respond to future challenges in a robust manner
Regional Dairy Stakeholder Workshop
Trévarez, France 26.06.2018
The main objective of the workshop was to characterise current dynamics in the dairy sector and identify the main issues to strengthen the sustainability of the sector. The programme included presentation of preliminary results by the IDDRI-VALUMICS team (30 minutes) followed by discussions.
Section One: Income maintenance / resilience
The discussions were divided into the three topics:
1. How long will Europe be able to contribute around €20,000 per Breton farm? Indeed, in livestock farming: a large part of the income is made up of CAP aid, how can income be maintained in the context of a downward trend in aid?
2. Concerning public aid: will those who strengthen their position in productivity and competition really be able to be paid by the market? (In so far as this is not currently the case since, they are very largely dependent on public subsidies).
3. Concerning insurance: for some participants, this is already "a first step towards reducing public aid to private insurance companies", which would be a different form of governance if it were to take the form of a collectively managed mutual fund (but this is not the advanced model)
