Publications

  • Brokering Knowledge for scaling up Best Practices in Inclusive Market Access in East and Southern Africa

    2011
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    In June 2010 SNV, together with IFAD, organised a conference on ‘brokering knowledge for upscaling best practices in Inclusive Markets Access in East & Southern Africa’, which brought together over 70 participants from 11 African countries from donor, public and private sector to share experiences. This report summarizes the main issues discussed during the conference, of which the main focus was seeking to bring about systemic change for larger-scale sustainable inclusive markets with a wider significance.

    Type: 
    Report
    Document language: 
    English
    Year: 
    2011
    Region: 
    Africa, World
    Country: 
    Ethiopia, Kenya, Mali, Mozambique, Niger, Rwanda, South Sudan, Tanzania, Zambia, Zimbabwe
    Sector: 
    Agriculture
    Sub-sector: 
    Staple food crops
    Cash crops
    Meat and milk
    Topic: 
    Governance
    Inclusive Business
    Market Access
    Author: 
    compiled by Roy van der Drift; proof reading and layout by Susan Onyango
    Publisher: 
    SNV and IFAD
    Pages: 
    40

  • Guide pratique de droit de succession des femmes en islam

    2005
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    Type: 
    Manual
    Document language: 
    Français
    Year: 
    2005
    Author: 
    M. Bokar Lemine
    Pages: 
    45

  • La mutuelle de sante Jin Kai de la commune IV de Zinder 2

    2011
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    Type: 
    Report
    Document language: 
    Français
    Year: 
    2011
    Author: 
    Ali Mahamadou
    Pages: 
    3

  • SNV in Africa: People, Partnership, Progress

    2013
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    The brochure is a compilation of various case studies illustrating the impact of SNV's work in the life of millions of people in Benin, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, DR Congo, Ethiopia, Ghana, Guinea Bissau, Kenya, Mali, Mozambique, Niger, Rwanda, South Sudan, Tanzania, Uganda, Zambia, Zimbabwe.

    It portrays the approaches and methods used by SNV to empower local communities, businesses and organisations to break the cycle of poverty by providing them with the tools, knowledge and connections they need to increase their incomes and gain access to basic services.

    Type: 
    Brochure
    Document language: 
    English
    Year: 
    2013
    Region: 
    Africa, World
    Country: 
    Benin, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Central African Republic, Congo-Brazzaville, DR Congo, Equatorial Guinea, Ethiopia, Gabon, Ghana, Guatemala, Guinea Bissau, Kenya, Mali, Niger, Rwanda, Senegal, South Sudan, Tanzania, The Netherlands, Uganda, Zambia, Zimbabwe
    Sector: 
    Agriculture, Renewable energy, Water, Sanitation & Hygiene
    Sub-sector: 
    Staple food crops
    Cash crops
    Domestic biogas
    Meat and milk
    Biofuels
    Service: 
    Financing
    Impact Investment
    Inclusive Business
    Local Capacity Development
    Multi-stakeholder Platforms
    Public Policy
    REDD+
    Value Chain Development
    Topic: 
    Climate
    Forestry
    Food Security
    Gender
    Governance
    Inclusive Business
    Land Tenure Policies
    Local Capacity Development Facility
    Market Access
    Value Chain Development
    Author: 
    SNV
    Publisher: 
    SNV
    Pages: 
    76

  • SoC A trading centre as booster for effective integration of small producers into the West African onion value chain

    2012
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    SNV has supported the Union of Onion Producers of Tsernaoua (Niger) since 2005 by strengthening the technical and organisational capacities of the 1,200 producers and, with funding from a donor foundation, the Union built an onion trading centre in Tsernaoua. Strengthening onion farmers led to in an increase in the quantity and quality of their production, whereas the trading centre enabled the Union to better organise the marketing of its products for export in the region. The centre has doubled its annual sales volume, and producers saw an annual increase in incomes derived from onions of 100%, which enables them to better meet their family needs, and to increase investments in onion production. The professionalism of the producers and the existence of a well-organised trading centre have attracted the interest of local producer organisations in nearby areas, who replicated the model, and international agri-businesses, such as Nestlé, which are keen to diversify their supply sources.

    Type: 
    Case study
    Document language: 
    English
    Year: 
    2012
    Region: 
    Africa, World
    Country: 
    Niger
    Sector: 
    Agriculture
    Service: 
    Value Chain Development
    Author: 
    Richard A. Adjobo
    Publisher: 
    SNV
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