Empower CSOs to better monitor and evaluate their pro-poor agrofood value chain activities

This policy brief focuses on the importance of strengthening M&E activities and systems of CSOs to enable them to assess the work, outcomes, successes and limitations of CSOs' operations along agrofood systems. This brief highlights key findings from the NDA study1 and recommends policy actions to strengthen agrofood value chain M&E systems for CSOs.

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Human Science Research Council SA
Published
2025-12-04
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https://doi.org/10.14749/30782954
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Global trade, sustainability, and social impact
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Empower CSOs to better monitor and evaluate their pro-poor agrofood value chain activities

Human Science Research Council SA
Global trade, sustainability, and social impact
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Empower CSOs to better monitor and evaluate their pro-poor agrofood value chain activities

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Abstract

This policy brief focuses on the importance of strengthening M&E activities and systems of CSOs to enable them to assess the work, outcomes, successes and limitations of CSOs' operations along agrofood systems. This brief highlights key findings from the NDA study1 and recommends policy actions to strengthen agrofood value chain M&E systems for CSOs.

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