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15/05/12 Author: M4P Hub Team Topics: M4P Resources
Women's Economic Empowerment in M4P: Synthesis of the e-discussion with SDC's e+i network
SDC published a synthesis of its recent e-discussion with the e+I network, held from 19 March to 10 April 2012. The discussion on Women’s Economic Empowerment (WEE) in Making Markets Work for the Poor (M4P) projects was the first e-discussion of SDC’s e+I Network in 2012, organised in collaboration with the M4P Hub.
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05/04/12 Author: M4P Hub Team Topics: M4P Resources
New M4P Hub Case Study available: Samriddhi
A new case study of the Samriddhi project documenting lessons from market systems development in Bangladesh is now available to download on the Hub website. Samriddhi combined SDC-supported projects of Livelihood, Empowerment and Agroforestry (LEAF) and Sustainable Access to Agroforestry Knowledge, Technology and Information (SAAKTI), which have contributed to remarkable achievements in the provision of information, knowledge and technology to rural small-holders.
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14/02/12 Author: M4P Hub Team Topics: M4P Resources
New USAID briefing paper: ‘Understanding Facilitation’
This briefing paper provides an overview of the facilitation approach to project implementation adopted by USAID, which attempts to address the challenges of achieving sustainability and scale in value chain or market systems development.
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23/12/11 Author: M4P Hub Team Topics: M4P Resources
M4P Hub Conference proceedings series: Monitoring and Evaluation in M4P programmes
Monitoring and evaluating programmes that take a market systems approach presents a distinct set of challenges. As the number and scope of market systems programmes grows, finding solutions for robust measurement of impact is an increasingly central task.
We share here the views of two presenters at the M4P Hub conference that met a growing interest in measuring results from both practitioners and donors.
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19/12/11 Author: M4P Hub Team Topics: M4P Resources
M4P Hub Conference proceedings series: Developing Training Systems for Health Workers in Bangladesh
Mohammad Muaz Jalil of Katalyst (Swisscontact) shared the lessons learnt and experience gained by Katalyst, during its work in bringing about a systemic perspective within the training systems for health workers in Bangladesh.
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