The results achieved by programmes that use the market systems development approach
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 practical …
Market systems development programmes working in complex environments need to understand the context they work in, monitor changes, and adapt their work accordingly. This sounds simple but is challenging in …
Synthesis of the sessions including pre-symposium training, plenaries, system tool sessions, thematic sessions and deep dive cafes
Measuring impacts on women and Leave No One Behind (LNOB) groups in Georgia's RSMEDP programme
How to monitor both effectively and efficiently using the case of an intervention from the PRISMA programme
Sets out the key steps in the process that underpins systemic change assessment
This short guidance note provides helpful tips for developing results chains
A framework to guide users in thinking systemically about possible pathways of change a financial services system may take.
A tool for measuring job creation in MSD programmes
An introduction to the DCED Standard for results measurement
A guide to measuring job quality
A tool designed to help practitioners understand approaches and tools for market systems programming and resilience in fragile contexts.
Guidance on how to use the DCED Standard for results measurement to assess systemic change
Systemcraft is an applied strategic framework to aid leaders and practitioners to navigate complex issues
A tool designed to help embed more consistent theory into programme theories of change
Responding to moral dilemmas arising from interventions in MSD programmes
Assessing development outcomes beyond capturing numbers
M&E tools for complex adaptive programmes such as those working in unstable environments
Lessons from PRISMA on how to make better use of monitoring data to improve interventions