105 sectors, including food The below Table 4 3 illustrates the sectors to be reclassified to fit the food production mix Table 4 3 Model Coverage for the SC3 Food Scenario I O Table Symbol Name In th[.]
105 sectors, including food The below Table 4-3 illustrates the sectors to be reclassified to fit the food production mix Table 4-3: Model Coverage for the SC3-Food Scenario I-O Table Symbol Name PA Paddy S OC In the Prior 54 Primary Factor Final Demand D1 L Labour FOH Sugarcane D2 T Taxes FOG Other crops D3 K Capital WOC Other Other perennial perennial plants + Raw rubber plants (0.025 * Non-Food) C Coffee (0.063 * Non-Food) D Domestic LS Livestock From D5 to D10 M Import R Rice D16 X Export OP PL PP PO Processed livestock Processed plants Processed – others Sectors FPU FPRI Final household consumption Final government consumption Working capital Fixed capital (public) Fixed capital (private) D11, D12 D13, D17, D18 D14, D15 From D19 to D37, N Non-food from D39 to D54, agriculture D38 * (1 - 0.0613 - 0.025) Two major assumptions exist in this scenario Assumption 1: Increasing the farm-mechanising rate among paddies and sugarcane and other crops (such as corn or taro) increases the number of farm tractors and harvesters The mechanising rate will account for 95% of ploughs in 2030 (from 92% in 2015) and 80% of harvesters in 2030 (from 42% in 2015) The output from paddies and sugarcane and other crops will increase by 14.2% in 2030 This assumption is based on the Vietnam Master Plan for Agriculture Development by 2020 with a vision toward 2030, under Decision Nr 124/QD-Ttg, dated 02.02.2004 (Prime Minister, 204)