The Factors of Supply chain management in Cambodia related to agricultural exports, logistics, value chain integration, and operational capacity

Long Ratha

Abstract

This study aims to assess the critical factors influencing the supply chain management of Cambodian cassava, a vital agricultural export. As a major contributor to Cambodia's foreign exchange earnings, a thorough understanding of the cassava supply chain is essential for strengthening the industry. This research will examine the entire value chain, from the initial cultivation by farmers to the final export of cassava products.
The study will focus on the key participants who constitute the cassava supply chain in Cambodia. This includes small-scale cassava farmers, local traders responsible for collection, and the firms that export the product. By gathering primary data through surveys and interviews with these stakeholders, the research will identify the primary elements impacting the efficiency and effectiveness of the cassava flow.
The anticipated findings will highlight that the logistics network, the level of integration among supply chain members, and the operational capabilities of each participant are significant determinants in the successful movement of cassava from farms to international markets.

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Corresponding Author

Long Ratha, Ph.D. Candidate, Business Management and Logistics Supply Chain Management, National University of Cheasim Kamchaymear, Kampong Cham Campus Business Consultant, GLG – The World’s Expert Insight Network, Singapore.

Citation

Ratha. L. (2025). The Factors of Supply chain management in Cambodia related to agricultural exports, logistics, value chain integration, and operational capacity. Econ Dev Glob Mark, 1(1), 01-10.