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10<br />

Our Approach<br />

<strong>SNV</strong> Rwanda seeks to empower<br />

local communities, businesses, and<br />

organisations to break the cycle<br />

of poverty and guide their own<br />

development by helping them to obtain<br />

the tools, knowledge, and connections<br />

they need to increase their incomes and<br />

gain access to basic services.<br />

We build this capacity by offering<br />

advisory services that focus on creating<br />

effective solutions with local impact.<br />

The knowledge that we generate from<br />

our advisory work is shared with other<br />

local organisations and capacity builders<br />

through knowledge networking, with the<br />

goal of expanding access to, application<br />

and regeneration of knowledge.<br />

Lastly, evidence-based advocacy work<br />

allows us to influence institutional<br />

structures, policies, and practices in<br />

ways that have been proven to benefit<br />

the poor.<br />

Value chain development<br />

<strong>SNV</strong> uses a value chain approach to propoor<br />

development. A value chain is the<br />

system of people, organisations, and<br />

activities needed to create, process and<br />

deliver a product or service from supplier<br />

to customer. We use the value chain<br />

approach to effect change throughout<br />

the whole system, thereby maximising<br />

the possibilities for economic, social and<br />

environmental sustainability.<br />

<strong>SNV</strong> facilitates value chain development by<br />

building technical, managerial, networking<br />

and governance capacities, thereby<br />

developing profitable and sustainable<br />

practices in the value chain, resulting in<br />

increased incomes and employment for<br />

the poor, especially women.<br />

Localisation<br />

The aim of our localisation strategy<br />

is to equip Rwandan institutions and<br />

individuals with the ability to provide high<br />

quality capacity development services

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