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2018-12 eiNewsletter

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      Joint Newsletter of the Networks e+i and A&FS     


Dear members of the e+i and  the A&FS network,
We are very happy to present you with this year's december edition of our joint newsletter and wish you good reading.

Peter Beez                              Ueli Mauderli​
Focal Point e+i                        Focal Point A+FS

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For more information please visit the A+FS Shareweb withhttps://www.shareweb.ch/site/Agriculture-and-Food-Security/news-overview/newsletter

Course objective:

This course provides a basic introduction to the concepts and methods behind M4P. M4P is an approach to understand and overcome the failure of systems to serve the needs of the poor. Contrary to traditional project approaches, in which implementing agencies provide or support services directly to the poor, an agency applying M4P acts as facilitator that aligns key players and functions of a system to produce sustainable results. As the term M4P indicates, the approach was originally developed to analyze and strengthen market systems and private sector development – which will be thefocus of the course. Today, the approach is also applied to systems with predominantly public sector activities, such as education systems.

Key topics:

• Enabling an environment for private sector development
• Strategic framework of the M4P approach
• Analysing and understanding systems and system change
• Sustainability of system change 
• Facilitation of system change
• Monitoring and measurement of M4P interventions
• Management of M4P interventions

Lecturers:

Maja Rüegg, HELVETAS Swiss Intercooperation 
Raphael Dischl, HELVETAS Swiss Intercooperation
Peter Bissegger, Swisscontact 
Michael Fink, Swisscontact 
Dr. Kenneth Harttgen, NADEL

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The Market Systems Symposium's purpose is to provide the inspiration, capacity building, and connections you need to strengthen and transform your market systems development practice.

Join leading experts, practitioners and donors from around the globe to move forward conversations that explore innovations in research and the application of market systems development strategies, through inspiring dialogues, capacity building breakouts, hands-on tool workshops, and tons of networking.  >> more 

This 5-days course offers a comprehensive and in-depth understanding of all aspects that practitioners need to set up a practical results measurement system for internal learning and communicating credible results. This course targets intervention and results measurement staff and managers who are working in Private Sector Development programs.

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04 Mar 2019 To 08 Mar 2019 in Zuerich
M4P – Making Markets Work for the Poor

Course objective:

This course provides a basic introduction to the concepts and methods behind M4P. M4P is an approach to understand and overcome the failure of systems to serve the needs of the poor. Contrary to traditional project approaches, in which implementing agencies provide or support services directly to the poor, an agency applying M4P acts as facilitator that aligns key players and functions of a system to produce sustainable results. As the term M4P indicates, the approach was originally developed to analyze and strengthen market systems and private sector development – which will be thefocus of the course. Today, the approach is also applied to systems with predominantly public sector activities, such as education systems.

Key topics:

• Enabling an environment for private sector development
• Strategic framework of the M4P approach
• Analysing and understanding systems and system change
• Sustainability of system change 
• Facilitation of system change
• Monitoring and measurement of M4P interventions
• Management of M4P interventions

Lecturers:

Maja Rüegg, HELVETAS Swiss Intercooperation 
Raphael Dischl, HELVETAS Swiss Intercooperation
Peter Bissegger, Swisscontact 
Michael Fink, Swisscontact 
Dr. Kenneth Harttgen, NADEL

>> more 


 
For more information please visit the A+FS Shareweb withhttps://www.shareweb.ch/site/Agriculture-and-Food-Security/news-overview/newsletter
 
For more information please visit the A+FS Shareweb withhttps://www.shareweb.ch/site/Agriculture-and-Food-Security/news-overview/newsletter
 
For more information please visit the A+FS Shareweb withhttps://www.shareweb.ch/site/Agriculture-and-Food-Security/news-overview/newsletter