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3.3 PUBLIC 2GMIS MODELS: EXAMPLES FROM ETHIOPIA...............................................................32

3.3.1 ETHIOPIA’S MIS FOR STAPLE CEREALS...................................................................................................33

3.3.2 ETHIOPIA’S EXCHANGE-LINKED MIS FOR EXPORT CROPS............................................................34

3.4 QUASI-PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL/REGIONAL MIS MODELS......................................................36

3.4.1 INTERNATIONAL QUASI-PUBLIC 2GMIS MODEL: AMIS...................................................................36

3.4.2 INTERNATIONAL QUASI-PUBLIC 2GMIS MODEL: RESIMAO..........................................................39

3.5 2GMIS MODELS RUN BY PROFESSIONAL ORGANISATIONS/NGOS.........................................41

3.5.1 2GMIS MODEL RUN BY FARMERS’ ORGANISATION...........................................................................41

3.6 PRIVATE 2GMIS MODELS......................................................................................................................44

3.6.1 INDEPENDENT PRIVATE 2GMIS MODELS ..............................................................................................44

3.6.2 2GMIS MODELS LINKED TO COMMODITY EXCHANGES...................................................................45

3.7 LESSONS FROM MIS MODELS IN NON-OIC COUNTRIES ..............................................................48 4. OVERVIEW OF MIS IN THE OIC MEMBER COUNTRIES ......................................................................49 4.1 INTRODUCTION........................................................................................................................................49 4.2 OVERVIEW OF MIS IN ARAB GROUP MEMBER COUNTRIES OF OIC .......................................50

4.2.1 NATIONAL 2GMIS IN MOROCCO: ASAAR.................................................................................................50

4.2.2 OTHER NATIONAL MIS IN ARAB GROUP.................................................................................................52

4.2.3 MED-AMIN: AN EXAMPLE OF A REGIONAL MIS IN ARAB GROUP ...............................................52

4.3 MIS IN ASIAN GROUP OIC MEMBER COUNTRIES ..........................................................................55

4.3.1 MALAYSIA’S MIS FOR VEGETABLES ..........................................................................................................55

4.3.2 MALAYSIA’S BURSA-LINKED MIS FOR OIL PALM PRODUCTS.......................................................56

4.3.3 EXCHANGE-LINKED MIS IN TURKEY.........................................................................................................58

4.3.4 INNOVATIONS IN 2GMIS IN TURKEY ........................................................................................................59

4.4 MIS IN AFRICAN GROUP OF OIC MEMBER COUNTRIES ..............................................................60

4.4.1 BURKINA FASO: LEVERAGING SUB-REGIONAL 2GMIS FOR BENEFIT OF FARMERS.......... 61

4.4.2 REGIONAL-LEVEL INNOVATIONS IN 2GMIS IN WEST AFRICA: MANOBI ................................ 62

4.5 RESULTS OF ONLINE SURVEY ON MIS ..............................................................................................64 4.6 CONCLUSIONS ON REVIEW OF MIS IN THE OIC COUNTRIES AND ONLINE SURVEY REPORT 67 5. EGYPT CASE STUDY.......................................................................................................................................69 5.1 INTRODUCTION AND BACKGROUND................................................................................................69 5.2 MAPPING EXISTING MIS IN EGYPT ....................................................................................................72 5.3 PRIVATE MIS INITIATIVES IN EGYPT ...............................................................................................74 5.4 ASSESSMENT OF EXISTING MIS IN EGYPT ......................................................................................75