A Study on the Aftermath of Initiation of National Agricultural Market (E-Nam) on the Indian Food Product Industry and International Markets
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| author | Dr.J.Novina Steffy, Mr.Hemanth Kumar.K, Ms.Dhanyatha.R |
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| contents | <p>The e-NAM (National Agriculture Market) functions as an online marketplace for agricultural commodities<br>in India. It offers a digital platform that enables farmers, traders, and buyers to engage in transactions over<br>the internet. This initiative aims to enhance price discovery and streamline the marketing of agricultural<br>products, achieving transaction volumes of ₹36,200 crore by January 2018. This research employs a<br>descriptive research design, outlining critical data and insights related to the e-NAM initiative and its<br>repercussions for India’s agricultural sector. The primary goal of this study is to assess the effects of e-NAM<br>on international markets and to analyse the implications of its rollout on the food product sector. The findings<br>reveal that various countries, including Malaysia and Indonesia, are looking at the e-NAM model favourably,<br>considering it for the adoption of their electronic trading platforms. These nations aim to bolster market<br>transparency, facilitate better price discovery, and improve market access for farmers through comparable<br>digital platforms similar to e-NAM. Furthermore, regions in Africa and Southeast Asia have expressed<br>interest in developing similar digital solutions for agricultural marketing, drawing inspiration from the<br>successes of India’s e-NAM. This study underscores the significance of e-NAM's influence on the food<br>sector, reflecting a thorough examination of its impact on the food product industry and its broader economic<br>implications. It also highlights the necessity for robust strategies to ensure successful adoption and leveraging<br>of e-NAM. </p> |
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| spellingShingle | A Study on the Aftermath of Initiation of National Agricultural Market (E-Nam) on the Indian Food Product Industry and International Markets Dr.J.Novina Steffy, Mr.Hemanth Kumar.K, Ms.Dhanyatha.R <p>The e-NAM (National Agriculture Market) functions as an online marketplace for agricultural commodities<br>in India. It offers a digital platform that enables farmers, traders, and buyers to engage in transactions over<br>the internet. This initiative aims to enhance price discovery and streamline the marketing of agricultural<br>products, achieving transaction volumes of ₹36,200 crore by January 2018. This research employs a<br>descriptive research design, outlining critical data and insights related to the e-NAM initiative and its<br>repercussions for India’s agricultural sector. The primary goal of this study is to assess the effects of e-NAM<br>on international markets and to analyse the implications of its rollout on the food product sector. The findings<br>reveal that various countries, including Malaysia and Indonesia, are looking at the e-NAM model favourably,<br>considering it for the adoption of their electronic trading platforms. These nations aim to bolster market<br>transparency, facilitate better price discovery, and improve market access for farmers through comparable<br>digital platforms similar to e-NAM. Furthermore, regions in Africa and Southeast Asia have expressed<br>interest in developing similar digital solutions for agricultural marketing, drawing inspiration from the<br>successes of India’s e-NAM. This study underscores the significance of e-NAM's influence on the food<br>sector, reflecting a thorough examination of its impact on the food product industry and its broader economic<br>implications. It also highlights the necessity for robust strategies to ensure successful adoption and leveraging<br>of e-NAM. </p> |
| title | A Study on the Aftermath of Initiation of National Agricultural Market (E-Nam) on the Indian Food Product Industry and International Markets |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15213923 |