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         Mahmood Ahmad Ph.D
         FAO Consultant on Water Scarcity Initiative
         and Land and Water Days
         POLICY ANALYSIS   
         MATRIX
           Assessing Land and Water Productivity 
           and Agriculture Competitiveness 
         What is PAM?
                 Policy Analysis Matrix or PAM is                         How PAM helps policy makers 
         a policy analysis tool based on a very simple and                address three central agricultural 
         basic equation.                                                  issues ?
         ‘ Profit = Revenues –                                                 Agriculture Policy 
         Costs’                                                                Environments
                 Estimation is  based on private (financial 
         prices) and social prices (economic).                                                        Impact of new
                 Mostly the divergence between two types                                              public 
         of profitability comes from policy intervention.                                             investment 
                                                                                  Insight into issue 
                 The analysis is often based  on preparing                        of virtual water
         full crop budgets, and the fact most price distor-
         tion are largely embedded in water ---- excellent 
         tool to assess water productivity in physical and 
         value terms and to assess allocative efficiency.
           POLICY ANALYSIS                                                                  Costs
           FRAMEWORK                                          Revenues         Traded           Domestic         Profits
            PAM estimates the competitive-                                     Inputs           Factors
            ness and farm-level profits (D)   At Private             A               B                C                D
            Influence of investment policy    Prices
            on economic efficiency and        At Social 
            comparative advantage (H)                                E               F                C                H
            Policy transfers, incentive or    Prices
            protectionist policy (L)          Divergence             I               J                K                L
                                            Policy Indicators
                                            Nominal Protection Coefficient  (NPC)  = A/E 
                                            Effective Protection Coefficeint  (EPC) = A-B/E-F                        
                                            Domestic Resources Cost  (DRC) = G/E-F
                 PAM helps policy makers                                                                       A  simple 
                    Agriculture                 Impact of new                 Insight into                     tool, 
                    policy                      public                        issue of                         powerful 
                    environment                 investment                    virtual water                    to com-
                                                                                                               municate 
                     Measure the                  Tradeoffs: Water            Does investing                   with policy makers but 
                   transfer effects of          productive efficiency        in commodity has a 
                   policies, is farming         versus  allocative           comparative                       DATA needs are large
                   being taxed or               efficiency                   advantage
                   subsidized?                                                                                 FAO/RNE used PAM for sup-
                                                                                                               porting member countries in 
                                                                                                               preparing  agriculture strate-
                     Weather farmers,             Successful public           Approaches issue                 gies or policy review often with 
                   traders, and proces-         investment (in ir-           of  food security                 donor  support (World bank, 
                   sors earn profits.           rigation) would raise        (domestic production              UNDP and others)  for Egypt, 
                   Comparisons of               the value of output          versus imports) in  a 
                   before and after the         or lower the cost of         scientific way                    Iran,  Syria, Jordan, and Pales-
                   policy change mea-           inputs.                                                        tine.   Policy review  for Oman, 
                    sures the impact.                                                                          Yemen, Kazakhstan and Kyr-
                                                                                                               gyzstan. 
                  Incentives & Efficiency
                    All four countries have tremendous comparative advantage in                                         FAO/RNE POLICY 
                  growing cotton, but other than Kyrgstan, all are taxing farmers                                       ANALYSIS CASES/
                  as they are receiving 60 to 70 % of world cotton price.                                               BREIFS
                 Egypt Cotton, 1998                                                     Pakistan Cotton, 1998
                 Values        Rev-         Cost of Production          Profits         Values        Rev-          Cost of Production         Profits
                 Basis         enues        Tradable      Non-                          Basis         enues         Tradable      Non-
                                                          tradable                                                                tradable
                 Private       543.61       138.39        374.92        30.31           Private       232.91        99.66         122.66       10.60
                 Social        889.23       168.43        422.32        298.48          Social        333.81        84.78         113.07       135.97
                 Diver-        -345.62      -30.04        -47.40        -268.17         Diver-        -100.90       14.88         9.59         -125.36
                 gence                                                                  gence
                 Coefficients            NPC = 0.61                                     Coefficients            NPC = 0.70                                    
                                                EPC = 0.56     DRC = 0.59                                              EPC = 0.54      DRC = 0.45
                   
                 Kyrgstan Cotton, 1999                                                  Tajikistan Cotton, 2001
                 Values        Rev-         Cost of Production          Profits         Values        Rev-          Cost of Production         Profits
                 Basis         enues        Tradable      Non-                          Basis         enues         Tradable      Non-
                                                          tradable                                                                tradable
                 Private       346.06       108.91        107.67        129.48          Private       731.4         201.23        300.88       229.28
                 Social        355.9        119.16        112.83        123.91          Social        790.52        246.06        303.32       241.15
                 Diver-        -9.84        -10.25        -5.16         5.58            Diver-        -59.12        -44.82        -2.43        -11.87
                 gence                                                                  gence
                 Coefficients            NPC = 0.92                                     Coefficients            NPC = 0.61                                    
                                                EPC = 0.97     DRC = 0.55                                              EPC = 0.56     DRC = 0.59
       From Comparative to Competitive Advantage
            “NENA Region has good comparative advantage in 
           producing high value  crops but needs to translate this to 
           competitive advantage”  -- Key finding in PAM Analysis
            Factor-Driven              Investment                  Innovation 
            Economy                    Driven                      Driven Economy
                                       Economy
            Low Cost                 Efficiency Through            Unique Value
           Inputs: Labour,           Heavy Domestic 
           Natural                   and  Foreign 
           Resources                 Investment
            Iran, Egypt,             China,India,                  USA, Japan, Korea
            Morocco                  Turkey
                                                         Max WP
                                                                           Max Yield
            Water Productivity
                                                                                    FAO/RNE POLICY 
             NENA REGION                                                            ANALYSIS CASES/
                                                                                    BREIFS
           NENA region’s water productivities are  
           higher than global average but vary from region to region. 
              Wheat /Cereal Water Values  Compared ($ per m3)
              Selected NENA Countries           Selected  Non-NENA Countries
              Egypt            .51              India (Bhakara   .171
                                                Canal)
              Iran             .0021            China (Yellow    .06-.29
                                                River)
              Syria            .11              France (cereals) .182
               Relavant Quote:  “Efficient water use will only become common 
            practice when a strong consolidated water resources regulatory orga-
            nization is in place to support compliance with the legal structure and 
            there is a tariff schedule based on the true value of water. Stronger 
            enforcement of laws and regulations can make a major contribution to 
            relieving water shortages today” Water for Life, Jordan’s  Water Strategy 2008-2022
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