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CGIAR modeling approaches for resource‐constrained scenarios: II. Models for analyzing socioeconomic factors to improve policy recommendations

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Kruseman, Gideon, Bairagi, Subir, Komarek, Adam M., Molero Milan, Anabel, Nedumaran, Swamikannu, Petsakos, Athanasios, Prager, Steven, Yigezu, Yigezu A.·2020·Crop Science

Abstract

International crop‐related research as conducted by the CGIAR uses crop modeling for a variety of purposes. By linking crop models with economic models and approaches, crop model outputs can be effectively used as inputs into socioeconomic modeling efforts for priority setting and policy advice using ex‐ante impact assessment of technologies and scenario analysis. This requires interdisciplinary collaboration and very often collaboration across a variety of research organizations. This study highlights the key topics, purposes, and approaches of socioeconomic analysis within the CGIAR related to cropping systems. Although each CGIAR center has a different mission, all CGIAR centers share a common strategy of striving toward a world free of hunger, poverty, and environmental degradation. This means research is mostly focused toward resource‐constrained smallholder farmers. The review covers global modeling efforts using the IMPACT model to farm household bio‐economic models for assessing the potential impact of new technologies on farming systems and livelihoods. Although the CGIAR addresses all aspects of food systems, the focus of this review is on crop commodities and the economic analysis linked to crop‐growth model results. This study, while not a comprehensive review, provides insights into the richness of the socioeconomic modeling endeavors within the CGIAR. The study highlights the need for interdisciplinary approaches to address the challenges this type of modeling faces.

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    Bio-economic models serve as valuable instruments for ex-ante evaluation of planned or contemplated policies.

    “Bio-economic modeling is also a useful tool for the ex-ante impact assessment of planned or contemplated policies.”
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    Linking crop models with economic models allows crop model outputs to be used effectively for priority setting and policy advice through ex-ante impact assessment and scenario analysis.

    “By linking crop models with economic models and approaches, crop model outputs can be effectively used as inputs into socioeconomic modeling efforts for priority setting and policy advice using ex-ante impact assessment of technologies and scenario analysis.”
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    Trend analysis is becoming less applicable because it provides an overly simplified view and overlooks nonlinearities in complex systems.

    “This strategy is losing its applicability because of its limitations, as it offers a rather simplified vision and ignores the nonlinearities inherently present in complex systems (Tilman, Balzer, Hill, & Befort, 2011).”
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    Foresight modeling that integrates economic and crop growth models is particularly well suited to address climate change.

    “Climate change is a key topic for which foresight modeling that combines economic and crop growth models is especially suitable.”
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    Crop models are needed in socioeconomic research because field trial and farmer survey observations of crop yields are often insufficient across technologies and biophysical environments.

    “One reason crop models are needed for the above purposes is that we often do not have enough observation data from agronomic field trials or farmer surveys of crop yields under a range of technologies and across a range of biophysical environments (with heterogenous soils and weather, among others), therefore, models allow for a convenient way to explore a range of scenarios related to crop yields”
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    Through communities of practice of the CGIAR Platform for Big Data in Agriculture, efforts are underway to improve data findability, accessibility, and interoperability for reuse, which is essential for the modeling reviewed.

    “Through the communities of practice of the CGIAR Platform for Big Data in Agriculture, efforts are underway to enhance data findability, accessibility, and interoperability to enhance the reuse of data, essential for the type of modeling discussed in this review.”
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    ICARDA and CIMMYT are both currently involved in research projects that use bio-economic household models.

    “Both ICARDA and CIMMYT are currently engaged in research projects related to using bio-economic household models.”
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    For most crops, integrated crop-pest models or data on pest and disease effects on yields are lacking, which prevents calibration and evaluation of models.

    “However, for most crops, there is a lack of integrated crop-pest models or even data on the effect of pests and diseases on yields to calibrate and evaluate models.”
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    Participatory methods have not always been included in economic simulation models.

    “However, participatory approaches have not always been incorporated into the economic simulation models.”
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    Many models at higher aggregation levels struggle to capture key economic components, such as the labor market.

    “Moreover, many of the higher aggregation levels models have difficulty capturing key components of the economy such as the labor market.”
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    Market imperfections are typically not adequately represented in models.

    “Market imperfections are usually not represented adequately.”
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    ICRISAT promotes more multidisciplinary collaboration among modelers, crop physiologists, and key stakeholders to connect structural model outputs with crop improvement programs and better target technologies for greater impact.

    “To foster the link between the structural models' outcomes with the crop improvement programs to better target the technologies to achieve greater impacts, ICRISAT encourages more multidisciplinary collaboration among modelers, crop physiologists, and key stakeholders.”
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    Several CGIAR centers support interdisciplinary approaches.

    “Various centers foster interdisciplinary approaches.”
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    Smart phones for GPS coordinates and Google Maps for locating villages, obtaining coordinates, and linking them to global soil and historical weather data are now advantages available to bio-economic modeling.

    “The possibility of smart phones for getting GPS coordinates and the feasibility of using Google Maps to locate villages, obtain their GPS coordinates, and linking them to global soil and historical weather data are now advantages that bio-economic modeling work can use.”
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    The study highlights a clear distinction between foresight and ex-ante impact assessment, although the literature often uses the terms interchangeably.

    “As our study highlights, there is a clear distinction between foresight and ex-ante impact assessment even though the terms are often used interchangeably in the literature.”
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    CGIAR centers show clear willingness to continue deploying the IMPACT model and interest in collaborating with advanced research institutes and academia on alternative integrated assessment models, such as through AgMIP.

    “Across the different CGIAR centers, there is a clear willingness for continued deployment of the IMPACT model, while there is also an interest to actively pursue collaboration with other advanced research institutes and academia regarding alternate integrated assessment models, for example, through Agricultural Model Intercomparison and Improvement Project (AgMIP) (https://agmip.org/).”
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    ICRISAT still uses models that have been calibrated and validated to judge how competitive alternative technologies and management practices are, and to study socioeconomic processes that may enable sustainable intensification in mixed crop-livestock systems, particularly in semi-arid areas.

    “ICRISAT, for example, continues using the calibrated and validated models to evaluate the competitiveness of alternative productivity enhancing technologies and management practices and the socioeconomic processes that can facilitate sustainable intensification of mixed crop-livestock systems particularly in semi-arid environments.”
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    Findingnone given

    Labor demand for specific technologies or practices is hard to address because of poor data, including insufficient data on labor quantity used in crop production, labor price, and gender disaggregation.

    “Labor demand for specific technologies or practices, while a major issue for sustainable development is difficult to address because of poor data, among others, inadequate data on quantity of labor used in crop production, price of labor, and gender disaggregation.”
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    Bio-economic models are used in exploratory studies to understand potential impacts of drivers such as climate change and alternative crop management practices.

    “Bio-economic models are used for exploratory studies to understand the potential impacts of drivers, for instance climate change and alternative crop management practices.”
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    At CIMMYT, crop modelers and economists work together in a dedicated team on ex-ante impact assessment.

    “At CIMMYT, for instance, crop modelers and economists are working in a dedicated team on ex-ante impact assessment.”
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    Some of this work is done in close collaboration with the CGIAR Excellence in Breeding Platform, creating more synergies.

    “Some of this work is done in close collaboration with the Excellence in Breeding Platform of the CGIAR ensuring more synergies.”
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    CGIAR possesses the capability to conduct bio-economic modeling at the household level for evaluating pipeline technologies against farming systems and livelihood strategies across centers.

    “As far as we are aware, within the CGIAR there is capacity for household-level bio-economic modeling in order to assess pipeline technologies in terms of how they fit into farming systems and livelihood strategies at different centers.”
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    Farm household-level bio-economic models are potent instruments for ex-ante assessment of pipeline technologies, able to incorporate climate change and weather variability scenarios.

    “This is a powerful tool for ex-ante impact assessment of pipeline technologies that can readily capture climate change and weather variability scenarios to see how pipeline technologies fit into present and future farming systems and livelihood strategies.”
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    Models combined from different scientific domains may have incompatible scales, and assessment of scale differences between biophysical and socioeconomic models is often missing.

    “Very often with bio-economic models and interlinked process models from different scientific domains, models are combined that may not be completely compatible in terms of their scales.”
    • Also stated in: § 3 DATA AND TOOLS USED · plain
      “We recognize that this assessment of scale difference between biophysical and socioeconomic is often missing.”
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    An expanded partial budget analysis evaluates the inherent risk of technology packages rather than only average outcomes, and employs subjective time preferences to assess how well new packages align with farm households' risk management strategies.

    “The expanded partial budget analysis looks at the intrinsic risk of different technology packages instead of just the average case.”
    • Also stated in: § 3.1.6 Farm household-level bio-economic models · plain
      “Using subjective time preferences, the approach calculates how well new technology packages fit into risk management strategies of farm households (Tesfaye et al., 2018).”
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    Collaboration between crop and economic modeling yields greater impact than the combined effect of separate modeling efforts.

    “Since linking crop modeling and economic modeling is complicated and requires an interdisciplinary approach, more impact can be achieved through such collaboration than through the sum of individual modeling activities.”
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    Socioeconomic modeling evaluates how well technologies fit different contexts and extends beyond the original field or laboratory testing sites.

    “This is because, for example, socioeconomic modeling considers the suitability of technologies to different contexts and goes beyond the field or laboratory where technologies were initially innovated and tested.”
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    CGIAR research is mostly focused on resource-constrained smallholder farmers.

    “This means research is mostly focused toward resource-constrained smallholder farmers.”
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    Crop models within bio-economic frameworks rely heavily on advances in crop science, and CGIAR centers have a strong record of contributing to that science.

    “The crop models used in the bio-economic modeling frameworks depend critically on the advancement of crop science; the CGIAR centers have a demonstrated record of significant contributions.”
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    Interdisciplinary collaboration and collaboration across research organizations are required for linking crop and economic models.

    “This requires interdisciplinary collaboration and very often collaboration across a variety of research organizations.”
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    Integrating partial and general equilibrium models is crucial to capture general equilibrium effects of technology change.

    “Therefore, to capture general equilibrium effects of technology change, as predicted by partial equilibrium economic models such as the IMPACT or assumed using expert opinion, integrating partial and general equilibrium models is crucial.”
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    Alternatives to costly and time-consuming household surveys can increase the use of bio-economic models, especially at lower aggregation levels.

    “Finding alternatives to costly and time-consuming household surveys can enhance the use of bio-economic models especially at lower aggregation levels.”
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    This information can support policy advice and decision support for various stakeholders.

    “This can be used for policy advice and decision support for various stakeholders.”
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    Bio-economic modeling approaches address complex challenges and therefore can benefit greatly from interdisciplinary and interinstitutional collaboration.

    “Bio-economic modeling approaches tackle complex challenges and hence can benefit tremendously from interdisciplinary and interinstitutional collaboration.”
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    There is an opportunity to exploit a new data paradigm in regions that have traditionally lacked data.

    “There is an opportunity to take advantage of a new data paradigm in traditionally data-poor regions.”
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    GFSF is a CGIAR-wide initiative that uses diverse quantitative methods for strategic foresight to assess promising technologies, investments, and policy reforms and to inform policy decisions.

    “the GFSF project is an excellent platform of CGIAR research centers that focuses on evaluating promising technologies, investments, and policy reforms with various quantitative methods for strategic foresight to inform policy decisions”
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    Computable general equilibrium models account for interactions between agriculture and other economic sectors that affect crop supply, demand, and price formation.

    “Computable general equilibrium (CGE) models consider the interactions between agriculture and other economic sectors are affecting the supply, demand, and price formation of crops.”
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    This includes reusing models in new locations, on larger data sets, and analyzing results with big data analytics tools.

    “This includes but is not limited to reusing models in new locations, on larger sets of information, and allowing the results to be analyzed with big data analytics tools.”
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    A data revolution is underway, with new data sources appearing regularly; new data sources and techniques for improving data operability offer scope to use existing models in new ways.

    “We are in the middle of a data revolution, with new data sources coming available regularly, the use of new data sources, and new techniques to enhance data operability offer scope for using existing models in new and exciting ways.”
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    Adding socioeconomic context greatly increases the value of crop model outputs and the crop science knowledge and data behind them, regardless of scale.

    “The value of crop model outputs, and underpinning crop science knowledge and data, is greatly enhanced by adding the socioeconomic context irrespective of the scale at which this occurs.”
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    SPAM employs a cross-entropy method to generate plausible estimates of crop distribution at disaggregated spatial units.

    “Using a variety of inputs, the Spatial Production Allocation Model (SPAM, http://mapspam.info/)uses a cross-entropy approach to make plausible estimates of crop distribution within disaggregated units.”
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    Improved data interoperability allows multiple models to be applied to the same data set.

    “Enhanced data interoperability also allows multiple models to be used on the same data set.”
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    Premisecitation

    As a result, food prices would fall and household incomes would rise, so the large share and number of hungry people in Africa could decline by 2030 under increased investment.

    “As a result, food prices will decline and household incomes will increase; therefore, the large share and number of hungry people in Africa could decline by 2030 under increased investment.”
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    Growing availability of interoperable farm-household survey data sets offers scope to use existing tools with these data sets alongside more readily available crop modeling results.

    “The increasing availability of interoperable data sets at farm household level based on surveys offers scope to use existing tools with these data sets in combination of more readily available crop modeling results.”
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    Mason-D'Croz et al. (2019) found that increased investments of US$15 billion per year between 2015 and 2030 may raise crop and livestock productivity in Africa by 50% relative to 2010 levels.

    “Mason-D'Croz et al. (2019) found that increased investments, US$15 billion yr -1 between 2015 and 2030, may boost crop and livestock productivity by 50% in Africa vs. 2010 productivity levels.”
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    Connecting integrated crop-pest disease models with economic models would provide foresight about emerging pests and diseases and their impact on crop production.

    “Linking the integrated crop-pest disease models with the economic models will provide foresight of emerging pests and diseases and its impact on crop production.”
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    Information from these models can support priority setting in international agricultural research, better understanding of agricultural households, and agri-food system outcomes under changing and uncertain conditions.

    “The information can be used for priority setting within international agricultural research, for a better understanding of agricultural households, and agri-food systems outcomes under changing circumstances and uncertain conditions.”
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    For complex dynamic agri-food systems, various models offer insights into key parts of the system under different scenarios.

    “For complex dynamic agri-food systems, various models provide insights into key parts of the system under various scenarios.”
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    The CGIAR Platform for Big Data in Agriculture includes two communities of practice relevant here, one for crop modeling and one for socioeconomic data.

    “Another example of effective collaboration is the CGIAR Platform for Big Data in Agriculture (https://bigdata.cgiar.org/)hosting two relevant communities of practice in the context of the current review: one on crop modeling and one on socioeconomic data.”
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    Combining crop modeling and economic modeling provides scope and opportunity for both foresight analysis and ex-ante impact assessment.

    “The combination of crop modeling and economic modeling offers scope and opportunity for both foresight analysis and ex-ante impact assessment.”
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    Premisecitation

    Modeling the risk that new and emerging pests and diseases pose to production, productivity, and food security is an important topic receiving increasing attention.

    “Modeling the risk of new and emerging pests and diseases on production, productivity, and food security is an important topic that is getting more attention (Duku, Sparks, & Zwart, 2016;Mottaleb, Loladze, Sonder, Kruseman, & San Vicente, 2019;Mottaleb et al., 2018;Yigezu et al., 2010;Yigezu & Sanders, 2012).”
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    This information can now be used for various purposes, such as yield gap analysis with data collected years ago that lacked weather and soil data now available.

    “We can now use this information for various purpose, for example, yield gap analysis using data that was collected a few years ago that did not contain weather and soil data that is now available.”
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    Collaboration in modeling produces significant benefits.

    “There are significant benefits of modeling collaboration.”
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  • With a suitable CGM and socio-economic models, the prediction framework could also be extended to cropping systems by considering crops as a broader class of genotype and including the human dimension.

    “Further, with a suitable CGM and socio-economic models (Kruseman et al., 2020) the prediction framework could also be extended to cropping systems by considering crops (e.g., maize, sorghum, millet and wheat) as a broader class of genotype and also include the human dimension.”

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Authors
Kruseman, G., Bairagi, S., Komarek, A. M., Molero Milan, A., Nedumaran, S., Petsakos, A., Prager, S., & Yigezu, Y. A.
Affiliations
  • Centro Internacional de Mejoramiento de Maíz Y Trigo (MX)
  • International Rice Research Institute (PH)
  • International Food Policy Research Institute (US)
  • International Maize and Wheat Improvement Center (CIMMYT), Apdo Mexico D.F. Postal 6–641 06600 Mexico
  • International Crops Research Institute for the Semi-Arid Tropics (IN)
  • International Potato Center (PE)
  • Bioversity International (CO)
  • International Center for Agricultural Research in the Dry Areas (LB)
Corresponding author
Kruseman, Gideon
Venue
Crop Science
Publisher
Wiley
Published
2020-03
Volume
60
Issue
2
Pages
568-581
ISSN
  • 0011-183X (ISSN-L)
  • 1435-0653
OpenAlex
W3004305681
Cited by
27
References
88
Citations by year
2026: 1 · 2025: 1 · 2023: 4 · 2022: 7 · 2021: 8 · 2020: 6
FWCI
9.46
Type
journal article
Language
en
Open access
Locations
  • Crop Science (publishedVersion)
  • Open Access Repository of ICRISAT (International Crops Research Institute for the Semi-Arid Tropics) (acceptedVersion)
  • IFPRI E-brary (International Food Policy Research Institute) (submittedVersion, other-oa)
  • CGSPace A Repository of Agricultural Research Outputs (Consultative Group for International Agricultural Research) (submittedVersion, other-oa)
  • International Food Policy Research Institute (International Food Policy Research Institute) (submittedVersion, other-oa)
  • MELSpace (ICARDA (The International Center for Agricultural Research in Dry Areas)) (submittedVersion)
Funders
Consortium of International Agricultural Research Centers
Topics
  • Life Sciences › Agricultural and Biological Sciences › General Agricultural and Biological Sciences › Agricultural Innovations and Practices
  • Life Sciences › Agricultural and Biological Sciences › Ecology, Evolution, Behavior and Systematics › Climate change impacts on agriculture
  • Social Sciences › Safety Research › Agricultural economics and policies
Keywords
CGIAR, IMPACT model, crop growth simulation, ex-ante impact assessment, scenario analysis, interdisciplinary collaboration, food security

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