Sustainably improving access to quality seeds for small producers in markets in crisis (case study)
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ELAN RDC (UKAID) case study sharing experience of applying the MSD approach in the difficult environment of South Kivu (DRC).
Sept. 24, 2020, 3:18 p.m.
William Omole
Do we have the same report in English?
I would love to get a copy if possible
Regards,
William Omole
Cash & Food Assistance Manager
Disaster Management Unit
World Vision Kenya
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Sept. 24, 2020, 2:25 p.m.
Diane Bommart
You will find some answers in the attached case study where ELAN RDC (UKAID) shares it experience of applying the MSD approach in the difficult environment of South Kivu (DRC). This case study focuses on our work with Ets. Munga, a rice seed supplier in the Uvira territory (French Only).
Enjoy the read!
All the best,
Diane Bommart
Markets in Crisis Lead
ELAN RDC (UKAID)
Mail: Diane.Bommart@elanrdc.com