Project monitoring report

Markets are changing in potato and rice in Uganda - REACH

2019 Annual report: Resilient efficient agribusiness chains (REACH) - Uganda

Evidence

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Published by
IFDC (International Fertilizer Development center)
Project implementer
IFDC (International Fertilizer Development center)
Donor
Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands
Programme
REACH-Uganda
Results level
Poverty reduction
Method
Mixed method
Data source
Monitoring Data
Intervention types
Improved access to finance
Improved access to information
Improved marketing of products
Improved product / service quality
Improved value chain coordination

REACH-Uganda aims to improve farmers’ market engagement, strengthen household resilience, and increase availability of agriculture support services for farmers and businesses in the rice and potato value chains.

The programme uses a systems approach, supporting investments with private sector actors in both the potato and rice value chains. Through private sector partners, these have targeted improving farmer access to productive assets, delivery of technical assistance by businesses and boosting farmer access to profitable markets.

Intervention description

The report examines the extent of implementation of the Mid-Term Review completed in October 2018.

Evidence methodology

The report does not explain how the evidence was produced. However, the data is abundant and the analysis is coherent and cogent. Most data was produced by the team´s own monitoring processes.