Findings and recommendations, focussing on system change, from the final evaluation of the Harvest II Activity
The Summer Academy is a five-day residential international event on economic development. At the Summer Academy, participants are introduced to Mesopartner’s approach to Local Economic Development (LED), which brings together …
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 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
If you’ve ever tried to evaluate the extent of system change, you know it’s a fascinating - but tricky - process.
Practitioners working in market systems development programmes in complex environments need to understand the context they work in, monitor changes, and adapt their work accordingly. This sounds simple, but is challenging …
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.
The key for World Vision has been equipping teams to use a gender lens as another analytical skillset to better understand market systems
BEAM Grab the Mic webinar Date: Tuesday 9th May Time: 8am (NY/DC), 12 (UTC), 1pm (UK), 2pm (CEST), 3pm (EAT/Kenya), 6pm (Bangladesh), 7pm (WITA/Indonesia) [time converter] The webinar will last for …
World Vision's WEE framework
PRISMA'S semester progress July-Dec 2022 and the annual plan for 2023
Building commercial relationships between farmers, buyers, input retailers and other value chain actors
Evaluation of CHAIN's eight years of work with poor vegetable farmers and processors
A meta-review review of 11 World Vision Australia projects focusing on agri-food systems.
End of programme (Indonesia) evaluation of impact on participants and the market system
Identifying potential climate-resilient value chains, existing farming practices, products and services for Cambodia's Nurture programme