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Brochure, flyer, fact-sheetStrengthen linkages between Humanitarian Assistance and National Social Protection Systems for Effective Responses to Forced Displacements 2022
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No results found.SPIAC-B calls on international humanitarian and development actors to actively collaborate in aligning their support to national social protection systems of both countries of origin and countries hosting the forcibly displaced, ensuring the efficient delivery of humanitarian in-kind and cash assistance when government systems and their shockresponsive capacities are surpassed whilst also foreseeing opportunities for this assistance to strengthen government response capacity. This alignment ensures that no-one is left behind and is in line with the principles of the Grand Bargain and the Global Compact on Refugees. -
Brochure, flyer, fact-sheetStrengthening linkages between small actors and buyers in the roots and tubers sector in Africa - Cameroon 2019
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Cassava is one of the most important food crops in Cameroon. Typically considered a subsistence crop and cultivated by smallholder farmers, cassava offers enormous business opportunities, including a wide range of derived products. However, the actors involved in this sector are facing issues related to organizational aspects, low productivity, access to finance and climatic risks. In order to improve the living conditions of these actors, the project aims at the following results: (i) existing national and regional strategies are aligned with initiatives that support the development of better integration of regional markets in the cassava sector; (ii) the competitiveness and viability of cassava actors are strengthened by improving inclusive business models, sustainable intensification of production, and the capacity of small and medium enterprises and farmer organizations; (iii) access to information services and finance is improved for smallholders; and (iv) small producers have access to climatic risk management instruments. -
Brochure, flyer, fact-sheetStrengthening linkages between small actors and buyers in the roots and tubers sector in Africa - Uganda 2019
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No results found.Irish potato is one of the most important crops in Uganda, which is the third largest producer of potatoes in East Africa after Rwanda and Kenya. Small scale farmers and food enterprises though strong contenders for regional and domestic market opportunities have difficulties entering the value chain. To unleash their potential, the Roots and Tubers project sought to: (i) increase and intensify sustainable market-led production and (ii) strengthen farmers’ cooperatives; (iii) improve access to climate change risk management tools and access to finance; and (iv) develop business models throughout the value chain in which farmers and enterprises play a key role.
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