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HomeKnowledgePolicy & RegulationExploring Networks as a Powerful Mechanism for Impact: Research on the Potential of Multi-Stakeholder Networks to Impact Ecosystem Level Change - Executive Summary
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Exploring Networks as a Powerful Mechanism for Impact: Research on the Potential of Multi-Stakeholder Networks to Impact Ecosystem Level Change - Executive Summary

Document Abstract

This executive summary presents research on the potential of multi-stakeholder networks to drive ecosystem-level change, particularly in strengthening financial systems and increasing income-generating opportunities for the rural poor in sub-Saharan Africa. It highlights examples like AFRACA, demonstrating how networks foster regional cooperation, capacity building, and improved member engagement through virtual meetings across various African regions.

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Year2020
RegionEast Africa, West Africa, Central Africa, Southern Africa
ThemesPolicy & Regulation, Value Chain Finance, Digital Finance, Capacity Building, Rural Development, Financial Inclusion
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