SEEP's Market Facilitation Initiative (MaFI) assisted practitioners working in Pro-Poor Market Development to move from market assessments and program design to implementation by advancing practical principles, techniques and tools. Prior to MaFI, there was a wide body of knowledge focused on market research and program design but far less information available on program implementation. MaFI helped close this gap in knowledge. This initiative produced many knowledge products, including the following:

• Do Systemic Interventions Reach the Poorest of the Poor
• Monitoring and Measuring Change: The Systemic M&E Principles in the Context of the Kenya Market Assistance Program
• Market Facilitation Clinics: A "How to" Manual
• Market Facilitation Toolkit: Practitioner Job Support Tools

Donor: Omidyar, USAID

Partner Organizations: Chemonics, DAI, Fintrac, GOAL International