Finding sustainable solutions to challenges on the market can sometimes be very challenging. This section supports practitioners to implement better interventions leading to systemic change. Check out some of our experience in supporting the implementation of these interventions.

Afghanistan

Focus value chain(s): 6 agriculture value chains Grape
Decent work objective: Youth employment in fragile settings, working conditions and productivity
Partner: Road to Jobs (SIDA-ILO)
Intervention: Thanks to a partnership with a radio programme, the intervention facilitated the transmission of good agricultural practices to farmers to respond to their lack of knowledge on modern trellising methods.
Read: Road to Jobs Afghanistan 

Peru

Focus value chains(s): Wood and furniture sector
Decent work objective: SME productivity and working conditions
Partner: SCORE-Peru
Read: Action Research in Peru's Wood and Furniture Sector: Carving out a new approach for better jobs

Zambia

Focus value chains(s): Soybeans, Aquaculture, Agro-culture input markets
Decent work objective: Youth Employment
Partner: Yapasa (SIDA-ILO)
Content: An account of the Yapasa projects adaptive journey to create youth employment in agriculture using the market systems approach
Read: Fail, recalibrate, adapt, achieve: how Yapasa used the market systems approach to create opportunities for Zambia's rural youth

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