Efficiency Assessment of Food Supply Chains in Burundi's School Meals Programmes: A Replication Study

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Autori principali: Ruzibiza, Ruzindana, Kabomponi, Kabuye, Ambuhira, Nyamathany, Gashababe, Gakuranga
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author Ruzibiza, Ruzindana
Kabomponi, Kabuye
Ambuhira, Nyamathany
Gashababe, Gakuranga
author_facet Ruzibiza, Ruzindana
Kabomponi, Kabuye
Ambuhira, Nyamathany
Gashababe, Gakuranga
contents <p>Burundi's school meals programme aims to enhance nutrition security among students, necessitating an efficient food supply chain. A replication study using statistical methods, including regression analysis to assess supply chain performance indices (SPIs), with data from a representative sample of schools across the country. The SPIs showed an average efficiency score of 75%, indicating room for improvement in supply chain operations. Efficiency improvements could lead to better nutritional outcomes and cost savings, warranting further investigation into specific supply chain inefficiencies. Targeted interventions should focus on enhancing storage facilities and procurement processes to improve SPI scores. The empirical specification follows $Y=\beta_0+\beta^\top X+\varepsilon$, and inference is reported with uncertainty-aware statistical criteria.</p>
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spellingShingle Efficiency Assessment of Food Supply Chains in Burundi's School Meals Programmes: A Replication Study
Ruzibiza, Ruzindana
Kabomponi, Kabuye
Ambuhira, Nyamathany
Gashababe, Gakuranga
African
Burundi
Food Security
Supply Chain
Logistics
Efficiency
Nutrition
<p>Burundi's school meals programme aims to enhance nutrition security among students, necessitating an efficient food supply chain. A replication study using statistical methods, including regression analysis to assess supply chain performance indices (SPIs), with data from a representative sample of schools across the country. The SPIs showed an average efficiency score of 75%, indicating room for improvement in supply chain operations. Efficiency improvements could lead to better nutritional outcomes and cost savings, warranting further investigation into specific supply chain inefficiencies. Targeted interventions should focus on enhancing storage facilities and procurement processes to improve SPI scores. The empirical specification follows $Y=\beta_0+\beta^\top X+\varepsilon$, and inference is reported with uncertainty-aware statistical criteria.</p>
title Efficiency Assessment of Food Supply Chains in Burundi's School Meals Programmes: A Replication Study
topic African
Burundi
Food Security
Supply Chain
Logistics
Efficiency
Nutrition
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18724574