Supporting data and reproducibility materials for the manuscript: What enables value addition in non-timber forest product value chains? Comparative evidence from Colombia

This dataset supports the manuscript “What enables value addition in non-timber forest product value chains? Comparative evidence from Colombia.” It contains the non-confidential source-level records, species-level summaries, indicator values, and reproducibility materials used to analyse 12 Colombian non-timber forest product value chains. The supporting Excel workbook documents the traceability from the underlying records to the final analytical dataset. It includes species-level bibliometric results and the Scopus-indexed records underlying the publication counts; inventories of NTFP-related projects and initiatives, stakeholder platforms and networks, commercialized products, manufacturers and commercializing actors, companies, civil-society organizations, and end-use sectors; and information on sustainable wild-harvest protocol status, registered nurseries, species-specific credit availability, and organizations recognized under the Colombian Green Business programme. The workbook also reports the raw indicator values, fuzzy-set calibrated scores, aggregated higher-order conditions, and value-addition intensity outcome used in the fuzzy-set Qualitative Comparative Analysis (fsQCA). The accompanying reproducibility materials include the R script, machine-readable input datasets, software environment information, and generated outputs for the calibration, necessity, sufficiency, robustness, and sensitivity analyses. Bibliographic metadata in the worksheet 1. Bibliometric_data_by_species were exported from Scopus and are included to document the records underlying the bibliometric analysis. No article full texts are included, and rights in third-party bibliographic content remain with their respective rights holders. Raw interview materials, workshop notes, informed-consent records, and identifiable participant-level information are not included because access is restricted to protect participant confidentiality.