Background
Why this project matters
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Objectives
Primary objectives
- Organize women and youth vendors into functional groups.
- Deliver business, hygiene, market, and financial literacy training.
- Develop a practical employment tracking framework.
- Link vendor groups to local development and service opportunities.
Approach
MDC implementation and learning approach
The assignment is structured around diagnostic evidence, stakeholder consultation, practical facilitation, capacity support, documentation, and feedback loops. MDC emphasizes usefulness, credibility, and uptake so that each project produces both outputs and learning value.
Results and learning
Representative results
- Vendor group registration model prepared.
- Training modules drafted for business and group governance.
- Employment reporting structure established.
- Local livelihood pathways documented.
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How MDC can support similar work
Relevant services include research consultancy, MEAL system design, training and capacity building, policy and institutional advisory, data analytics, and agriculture and rural development programming.
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