What is not green about market systems development?: three considerations for your journey towards greener MSD programming
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| contents | What is not green about market systems development?: three considerations for your journey towards greener MSD programming ILO’s Systems Change Initiative (SCI) recently examined the potential contributions that MSD programming can make towards a just transition to spark dialogue within the MSD community around the sometimes overlooked employment dimensions of green transitions. In continuing on this journey, we now take a deeper look at MSD practice. We strongly believe that the core MSD principles of addressing root causes through facilitative and adaptive interventions are well-suited to addressing “wicked” problems such as poverty or environmental degradation alike. However, we have begun to wonder: Could some of our MSD “customs” be holding us back? In this think piece, we present three recommendations that put common MSD customs into perspective, and argue for a “recalibrated” MSD approach better-suited to tackling environmental issues. ILO publication.encyclopediaEntry |
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| institution | Organización Internacional del Trabajo (OIT) |
| publishDate | 2025 |
| publisher | International Labour Organization |
| spellingShingle | What is not green about market systems development?: three considerations for your journey towards greener MSD programming What is not green about market systems development?: three considerations for your journey towards greener MSD programming ILO’s Systems Change Initiative (SCI) recently examined the potential contributions that MSD programming can make towards a just transition to spark dialogue within the MSD community around the sometimes overlooked employment dimensions of green transitions. In continuing on this journey, we now take a deeper look at MSD practice. We strongly believe that the core MSD principles of addressing root causes through facilitative and adaptive interventions are well-suited to addressing “wicked” problems such as poverty or environmental degradation alike. However, we have begun to wonder: Could some of our MSD “customs” be holding us back? In this think piece, we present three recommendations that put common MSD customs into perspective, and argue for a “recalibrated” MSD approach better-suited to tackling environmental issues. ILO publication.encyclopediaEntry |
| title | What is not green about market systems development?: three considerations for your journey towards greener MSD programming |
| url | https://researchrepository.ilo.org/esploro/outputs/encyclopediaEntry/What-is-not-green-about-market/995659216702676 |