Lessons from Scaling Up
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The new 'lessons from practice:
assessing scalability' report aims to provide specific
tools and guidance to World Bank Task Team Leaders (TTLs)
and other agricultural development specialists which can
assist them in identifying the potential for scaling up
small, innovative projects throughout the entire project
cycle, from inception through completion. The report,
developed in collaboration with the Heller school for social
policy and management at Brandeis University, draws on
lessons from the experience of the Development Marketplace
(DM) in funding small innovation projects and offers
strategic advice to agricultural practitioners on assessing
the scalability of such projects. This note is based on a
case study from India from the report.
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AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT, COLD STORAGE, EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES, FARMER, FARMER INCOMES, FARMER PARTICIPATION, FOOD SECURITY, GLOBAL POVERTY, INNOVATION, INTERVENTION, INTERVENTIONS, MARKETPLACE, PRODUCE, RURAL, RURAL DEVELOPMENT, RURAL ENTREPRENEURS, RURAL YOUTH, SAVINGS, SMALL FARMER, SMALL FARMERS, SMALLHOLDER FARMERS, SUPPLY CHAIN, UNEMPLOYMENT, YOUTH