| Abstract |
The objectives of the study are as follows:
• The drivers of inclusion: What factors explain that the small-scale producers in the case study are included in dynamic markets?
• The elements of inclusion: What technical, organizational, managerial, and financial changes did the small-scale producers have to implement to be included in dynamic markets?
• The costs and benefits of inclusion: What financial and non-financial costs and benefits do the small-scale producers obtain from their inclusion in dynamic markets?
• The sustainability of inclusion: What type and level of direct/indirect subsidies have contributed to the innovation? What implications does this have on the sustainability?
• Up-scaling and replication: What public and private policies contribute to the up-scaling of the innovation? What lessons can be derived for public and private policies to promote market inclusion of small-scale producers elsewhere?
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