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Evidence from the "Food Price Crowdsourcing in Africa" (FPCA) project in Nigeria: Stakeholder and expert workshop at the EU Delegation Office, Abuja, Nigeria, 24th September 2019

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This report presents a summary of the discussions that took place during the Food Price Crowdsourcing Africa (FPCA) workshop with relevant stakeholders at the EU Delegation of Abuja, Nigeria on the 24th September 2019. The workshop had a double purpose: (a) to provide an overview of the work done at the Joint Research Centre (JRC) of the European Commission, in particular of the JRC-D4- Economics of Agriculture Unit’s activities in the areas of agriculture, trade, markets and development in Europe and Sub Saharan Africa, and (b) to present and exchange ideas and perspectives on the results of the FPCA project implemented in Nigeria between September 2018 and June 2019. The main objective of the FPCA project was to test a crowdsourcing or citizen-driven approach to collect, quality check, structure and make easily accessible in real-time through an online dashboard data on food prices at different stages of the food chain from voluntary data contributions of citizens of varying knowledge, heterogeneity and number, by using a smartphone app. Timely and reliable data on food prices are of interest to food supply chain participants as well as to government and other organisations to plan and implement appropriate interventions. The online price indicator dashboard is accessible at the following link (1): https://datam.jrc.ec.europa.eu/datam/mashup/FP_NGA/index.html

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  • Gloria Solano-Hermosilla & Giampiero Genovese & Sergio Gomez y Paloma, 2020. "Evidence from the "Food Price Crowdsourcing in Africa" (FPCA) project in Nigeria: Stakeholder and expert workshop at the EU Delegation Office, Abuja, Nigeria, 24th September 2019," JRC Research Reports JRC119475, Joint Research Centre.
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    1. Ayca Donmez & Gloria Solano-Hermosilla & Vladimir Bougay & Balaji Subbaraman & Robert M'barek & Abdoulaye Adam & Stephen Bahemuka & Oliver J. M. Chinganya & Vladimir Eskin & Koua Louis Kouakou & Charl, 2017. "Using web and mobile phone technologies to collect food market prices in Africa. Approaching real-time data and use of crowdsourcing, 2013 - 2016," JRC Research Reports JRC104311, Joint Research Centre.
    2. Heidrun Zeug & Gunter Zeug & Conrad Bielski & Gloria Solano-Hermosilla & Robert M’barek, 2017. "Innovative Food Price Collection in Developing Countries. Focus on Crowdsourcing in Africa," JRC Research Reports JRC103294, Joint Research Centre.
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    real-time; food price monitoring; crowdsourcing; citizen science; Nigeria;
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