The Price Monitoring, Analysis and Response Kit (MARKit) was developed to guide practitioners through the steps to monitor markets during the implementation of food assistance programs. It includes guidance…
- on price monitoring and analysis,
- to ensure we’re “Doing No Harm” to local markets, and
- to enable staff to make any necessary programmatic changes in response to changing market conditions.
It is intended for use in both emergency and development contexts.
MARKit Overview: 3-page overview of the MARKit tool that summarizes the tool, who shouldconsider using it, benefits to programming, and decision-maker buy-in.[English]
MARKit Toolkit
The MARKit toolkit consists of 3 components:
MARKit manual: The manual guides staff through the steps of price data collection and analysis. [English] [Français]
Worksheets: MARKit includes 10 worksheets to accompany the manual and provide additional practice on specific concepts. [English] [Français]
Database: This is a Beta version of an excel database to be used as a demonstration. [English]
MARKit Trainings
Training materials are intended to be adapted to your context and organization. They were created thanks to a grant from USAID/ IDEAL.
Standard MARKit training: This is the basic training on how to use MARKit, including price analysis. [English] [Français]
MARKit Training of Trainers:
This TOT guides staff on how to train using the MARKit standard training.
- In-person TOT materials: How to plan and implement in-person training sessions. [English] [Français]
- Remote TOT materials: How to plan and implement remote/ virtual training sessions.[English] [Français]