Impact Assessment of Feed the Future Kenya Livestock Market Systems Activity on the Local Food System

The Feed, the Future Kenya Livestock Market Systems Activity was a Five-year (2017-2022) Activity with Leader and Associate Awards funded by USAID and managed in a consortium of ACDI/VOCA, Mercy Corps, and their partners.

The primary objective of the impact assessment was to develop a comprehensive understanding of the impact of the LMS initiatives on the food environment within the Zone of Influence (ZOI) of the Feed the Future Kenya Livestock Market Systems Activity (LMS). This involved exploring the intricate relationship between LMS activities, the broader food system, and consumer behavior. By doing so, the assignment sought to uncover how LMS interventions impacted the availability, affordability, accessibility, convenience, and desirability of nutritious foods in the ZOI, influencing consumer choices and nutrition outcomes. The assessment aimed to provide a solid understanding of how LMS activities have shaped the food environment and consumer behavior within the ZOI. By examining the function and interplay of the food system, the food environment, and consumer behaviors, , the assignment sought to shed light on the broader impact of LMS development interventions on nutrition and food security in the region, informing future strategies for maximizing positive nutritional impact while minimizing risks.

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Source: USAID
Year: 2024

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