Guidance on designing and implementing agricultural programmes that follow the MSD approach, whilst achieving environmental objectives
Guide aiming to help front-line practitioners feel more comfortable in their understanding of the MSD approach
How the LIWAY programme collaborates with various public and private stakeholders to address structural barriers and improve incomes
The use of public subsidies (grants) SHARPE to foster market system changes in areas with host and refugee communities
Step-by-step guidance on how to design and implement tailor-made AIMS strategies based on the results of a market systems analysis
Ten common pitfalls in the design and implementation of aid programmes, highlighting the importance of understanding local contexts and avoiding assumptions based on Western perspectives
The commercialisation of drought-tolerant rice seeds in Indonesia and the role of public-private partnerships
The role of communications in Public-Private Development Partnerships (PPDP) that use the MSD approach
Working to foster locally driven services for climate and early warning information
Gender Outcome Mapping' Study aimed to assess how communities themselves measure their progress towards gender equality
Assessment of CASA's effectiveness in helping SME agribusinesses and increasing smallholder farmer incomes
Guide to help funders and implementers to integrate job quality considerations into their analysis, interventions and measurement
A detailed framework for conceptualising and quantifying WEE, addressing the complexities and subjective elements of empowerment
Study examining global entrepreneurial ecosystem approaches in the Global South
This brief provides critical information about the varied pathways and experiences of MSD leaders, introducing five career pathways of MSD leaders.
Highlighting the success of the model, including 79 per cent of graduates gaining employment, but also the challenges of access for young women
Web space providing a forum for practitioners engaging with markets in emergency and recovery contexts
Examining the key drivers of food loss in Sub-Saharan Africa and South Asia and technologies to mitigate these losses
Using the Market Systems Resilience (MSR) approach to transform the structure of livestock supply chains in the lowlands to benefit female pastoralists and agro-pastoralists
Brief sharing findings and lessons from the September 2022 independent review of the Strengthening Host and Refugee Populations in Ethiopia (SHARPE) programme
for market systems approaches