The Markets in Crisis Community of Practice (MiC) provides practitioners engaging with markets in emergency and recovery contexts to share ideas, experiences, resources and learning
with the aim of improving market-sensitive programming in practice.
MiC houses a diverse group of 1,732 members from 110 countries representing NGOs, donors, academics, UN agencies and the private sector. The community is supported by a dynamic Advisory
Committee comprised of 14 thought leaders working at the forefront of market systems programming in emergency and development contexts.
What is SEEP's Role?
SEEP serves a facilitative role for the community and provides administrative and technical resources that support MiC to:
Sustain and enhance the existing learning platform;
Foster an engaged and dynamic community of practice;
Promote learning, reflection and best practices;
Curate, share and disseminate resources such as tools, case studies, and research.
The MiC Advisory Committee provides strategic guidance and technical direction for the Markets in Crisis community of practice. Advisory Committee Members provide advice and support to
the planning of group activities. Committee members are high-level thought leaders in the fields of humanitarian response and economic recovery.
The MiC is a community of practice open to anyone interested in markets, crises, market development and/or emergency response. You can join the MiC online community by visiting
the Markets in Crisis d-group page.
