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Supplementary files for Resource Qualification versus Market Validation: A Scoping Review of Local-Food Agribusiness Conversion (<i>Coix lacryma-jobi</i>) Dwi Aryanthi (24511148) Rokhani Hasbullah (24511158) Popong Nurhayati (24511159) Elisa Anggraeni (24511163) Food sustainability Agricultural economics underutilized crops (UCs) value creation and capture processing capabilities consumer acceptance supply-chain coordination food-system diversification <p dir="ltr">Underutilised local crops can contribute to food diversification, climate resilience, cultural continuity, and rural development, but these attributes do not by themselves establish agribusiness viability. This scoping review distinguishes resource qualification from market validation using Coix lacryma-jobi (Job’s tears, adlay, or Hanjeli) as a focal case. A primary Scopus search addressed local food, food security, sustainability, and underutilised crops, while a focused Hanjeli expansion added 40 records using consumer, processing, market, and value-chain terms. Initial screening and charting were conducted by a single investigator and subsequently verified at source level by the author team; independent duplicate screening and inter-rater agreement statistics were not available. Of 610 records, 603 proceeded to retrieval, 234 reports were unavailable, 369 were assessed for eligibility, and 326 were mapped. The primary evidence map comprised 286 reports; its 42 Hanjeli reports and the 40 focused additions formed an expanded Hanjeli set of 82. Spatial-ecological, economic-institutional, and socio-cultural criteria appeared in 68.5%, 69.6%, and 47.2% of primary reports. Market-oriented evidence differed markedly between the primary Hanjeli subset and focused expansion (33.3% versus 92.5%), whereas scaling or delivery evidence remained limited (21.4% versus 15.0%). Retrieval losses may introduce unquantified geographic or thematic bias. The main evidence gap concerns repeatable delivery and coordination for market expansion while safeguarding local access and smallholder participation. A diagnostic, non-causal architecture organises the findings through resource qualification, capability conversion, market validation, and coordination for scaling.</p> 2026-09-21T03:59:55Z Dataset Dataset 10.6084/m9.figshare.33152447.v3 https://figshare.com/articles/dataset/Supplementary_files_for_Resource_Qualification_versus_Market_Validation_A_Scoping_Review_of_Local-Food_Agribusiness_Conversion_i_Coix_lacryma-jobi_i_/33152447 CC BY 4.0