Do the Impacts of MSD Activities Sustain and Scale After Close?

As part of a series of ex-post studies conducted 3+ years after implementation ended, USAID is building the evidence base for sustainability, scale, and impact on target populations from use of the market systems development (MSD) approach.

Key Findings

  • The majority of system changes underway at Activity closure sustained, evolved, and scaled.

  • These are contributing to sector competitiveness and growth.

  • Despite withdrawal of USAID support, impact on yields, income, and scale of involvement for target populations (e.g. smallholders) maintained or increased.

  • This evidence bolsters the case for investing in MSD.

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Do the Impacts of MSD Activities Sustain and Scale After Close?

Source: USAID
Year: 2024

Cate Urban

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