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EMMA toolkit now available

The Emergency Market Mapping and Analysis toolkit (EMMA) is now available. The toolkit is a guidance manual to assist front-line staff to do rapid assessments of market systems in the first few weeks of a crisis. Its purpose is to improve early response planning so that resources are used effectively, and so that opportunities are not missed to bolster future recovery in the local economy.

EMMA is designed for generalists, as well as specialist staff working in the food security, shelter, water and sanitation sectors. Ten practical steps help to understand the important market aspects of an emergency situation, and communicate this knowledge promptly and effectively to decision-makers. EMMA assumes limited previous experience of economic or market analysis.

Hard copy can be ordered via Oxfam Publications and Practical Action Publications websites:
http://publications.oxfam.org.uk/oxfam/display.asp?K=e2010021209180368

http://www.practicalactionpublishing.org/publishing/emma

Soft copy can be downloaded from the Oxfam publications website (above) or the Oxfam web page: http://www.oxfam.org.uk/resources/learning/humanitarian/food_security

To join the online discussion group (D Group) for EMMA, visit www.dgroups.org/dfid/emma

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EMMA toolkit now available. Field Exchange 38, April 2010. p19. www.ennonline.net/fex/38/emma

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