| Accra workshop participants |
In partnership with the Food Agriculture Natural Resources Policy Analysis Network [FANRPAN], the one-day workshops compared experiences of linking farmers to markets. Provisional results of a comparative analysis of cases of linking small farmers to markets were presented, drawing on the wealth of practical experience seen in the field.
| Nairobi workshop participants |
The aim was to compare these to the insights of participants, most of whom worked actively in the region on linking small farmers to markets.
How best can small-scale family farms in Africa be linked to markets, get access to inputs, finance and know-how to stimulate agricultural growth and reduce poverty? How can this be done both effectively and equitably? How can successes be scaled up and replicated?
| Johannesburg workshop participants |
form the focus of ‘Leaping and Learning: Strategies for Taking Agricultural Successes to Scale’ being carried out by the Agriculture for Impact team based at Imperial College London working together with the Overseas Development Institute.
Check out the blog at www.ag4impact.wordpress.com/ for further details on all three workshops.
