RSM2SNF

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Overview

This project, based in Nigeria and Tanzania, dives deep into the wholesale, logistics, processing, and retail segments of the value chains of several products, such as fish and tomato. The goal is to understand the midstream and downstream of these food value chains with a focus on micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs), and to inform policies and interventions to support MSMEs in providing safe and nutritious foods at affordable prices. 

This five-year project (2022–2026) will be led by Michigan State University working with partners in Nigeria and Tanzania.

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Objectives

  1. Asset 2RSM2SNF MapGovernment, development partners, and other policymakers will be equipped with knowledge and tools to support MSMEs in delivering affordable, safe, and nutritious foods to low-income consumers.
  2. Key stakeholders will have greater capacity to design and implement policies and interventions that improve the availability, affordability, and safety of nutritious foods offered by MSMEs.
  3. Researchers will have greater capacity to conduct and share research to shape policy on the midstream and downstream of food value chains.

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The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation

Partnering Institutions

  • Ahmadu Bello University (ABU Zaria)
  • Babcock University
  • Federal University of Agriculture Abeokuta (FUNAAB)
  • National Agricultural Extension and Research Liaison Services (NAERLS)
  • Small and Medium Enterprises Development Agency of Nigeria (SMEDAN)
  • University of Ibadan

 

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RSM2SNF in Photos

RSM2SNF - RR Validation Media Coverage

RSM2SNF - RR Validation Media Coverage

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RSM2SNF - Green Leafy Vegetables

RSM2SNF Stakeholder Event - Green Leafy Vegetables

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Tomato Value Chains - RSM2SNF

RSM2SNF Stakeholder Convening - Tomato Value Chains

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RSM2SNF Tanzania Rapid Reconnaissance Validation Workshop - Highlights

RSM2SNF Tanzania RR Validation Workshop Highlights 

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RSM2SNF Fish value chain documentary - Ferry Fish Market

RSM2SNF Stakeholder Event: Fish value chain documentary - Ferry Fish Market

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Project Launch of RSM2SNF - Research Supporting MSMEs to Supply Affordable, Safe and Nutritious Food

Research Supporting African MSMEs to Provide Safe and Nutritious Food (RSM2SNF) project trailer

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Project Launch of RSM2SNF (Yoruba language)

Research Supporting African MSMEs to Provide Safe and Nutritious Food (RSM2SNF) project trailer translated into the Yoruba language.

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Our Team

Principal Investigator

Nigerian Co-PIs/Research team

Tanzanian Co-PIs/Research team

Nigerian Early Career Scholars

Tanzanian Early Career Scholars

RSM2SNF Support Staff

Project Documents

Publications

Project Launch of RSM2SNF - Research Supporting MSMEs to Supply Affordable, Safe and Nutritious Food

Project Launch of RSM2SNF (Yoruba language)

News

COVID - 19

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