Uganda Cost Share Learning Brief

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Free BDS doesn’t build markets. AMEA’s Cost Share Pilot in Uganda tested a different approach — asking agri-SMEs to co-invest in their own growth and tying provider fees to real outcomes. The results challenge some long-held assumptions about why BDS uptake is low. Read the latest brief in our Learning into Action series.

Agri-Market support in Uganda (case study)

Self-Help Africa (SHA) implemented WFP’s Agriculture and Market Support (AMS) project in the districts of Adjumani and Kiryandongo, Uganda. This case study delves into the results (2022-2023).

Annual Learning Event 2024

On 25 and 26 June 2024, AMEA held its fourth Annual Learning Event (ALE). Our aim was to:   Inspire you by inviting four key-note speakers to share their BDS Visions! ​Provide learning from across the Network​ ​Generate debate​ ​Provide ideas for partnership​ ​Launch our Global Learning into Action Initiative read the summary here BDS […]

Corus International’s Food Safety Tool

With funding from the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) through the AMEA network, Corus International created an innovative Food Safety-First (FS-First) Budget Tool to help farmer organizations’ ability to cost out and plan steps to enhance their professionalism and meet food safety standards for their buyers and consumers. The tool provides a step-by-step guide […]