Guidance on designing and implementing agricultural programmes that follow the MSD approach, whilst achieving environmental objectives
Market Systems Symposium 2024 (MSS2024) will take place in person in Cape Town, South Africa, with concurrent online broadcasts and discussions from 22-24 October 2024. MSS2024 will feature Resilience of …
BEAM Grab the Mic webinar Date: Tuesday 21 May 2024 Time: 8am (NY/DC), 12 noon (UTC), 1pm (UK), 2pm (CEST), 3pm (EAT/Kenya), 6pm (Bangladesh) [time converter] The webinar will last for …
This DevLearn online training course will introduce the core concepts of market systems development and provide simple, practical tips to enable you to implement them in your context. For example, …
DevLearn’s four-week online training course in May 2024 will show you how to design practical MEL systems for inclusive economic growth programmes. It answers questions like: What should we be …
BEAM Grab the Mic webinar Date: Tuesday, 12 March 2024 Time: 8am (NY/DC), 1pm (UK/UTC), 2pm (CET), 4pm (EAT/Kenya) 7pm (Bangladesh) [time converter] The webinar will last for 1 hour. Speakers: Paul …
BEAM Grab the Mic webinar Date: Tuesday 23 January 2024 Time: 8am (NY/DC), 1pm (UK/UTC), 2pm (CET), 4pm (EAT/Kenya) 7pm (Bangladesh) [time converter] The webinar will last for 1 hour. Speakers: Clara …
Start from the programme strategy and system context to determine which dimensions of system change to evaluate.
Recognise that a big contribution to a small system change may be more important than a small contribution to a big system change.
The commercialisation of drought-tolerant rice seeds in Indonesia and the role of public-private partnerships
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
If you’ve ever tried to evaluate the extent of system change, you know it’s a fascinating - but tricky - process.
Market systems development programmes support people living in poverty to increase their income, gain employment, and purchase basic goods. The approach can achieve sustainable impact at scale, but faces many …
Three ways in which the Market Development Facility has been mainstreaming Gender Equality, Disability and Social Inclusion (GEDSI) across the programme, creating more equitable impact.
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
Examines fertiliser usage in Sub-Saharan Africa and South Asia, addressing the challenges of both overuse and underuse of mineral fertilisers
Using a Market Systems Resilience (MSR) approach to improve the livelihoods and resilience of pastoralists in Ethiopia