Emergency Market Mapping and Analysis Toolkit

Three strands that make up the EMMA process

The Market Environment: Institutions, rules,

norms & trends

The Market Chain: Market actors & their linkages

Infrastructure, Input &

Market Support Services

SEASONAL EMPLOYMENT

PATTERNS

LARGE IMPORT TARIFFS

RESTRICTIONS ON WOMEN’S ACCESS TO MARKETS

GROWING UNRELIABILITY

OF RAINS

POLICY OBSTACLES

TO FOOD TRADING

WEAK FARMER ORGANISATION

IMPORTS FROM U.S.A.

IMPORTS FROM

DOM. REPB.

RISING FUEL

COSTS

PROVINCIAL TRADERS

IMPORTER / WHOLESALER

DISTRICTTRADERS

COMMERCIAL FARMERS

VILLAGE TRADERS

URBAN HOUSEHOLDS

LANDLESS RURAL

HOUSEHOLDS

URBAN RETAILERS

RURAL HOUSEHOLDS

WITH LAND

FAMILY GARDEN

PRODUCTION

WAREHOUSING STORAGE

CASUAL LABOUR

FARM INPUTS

INFORMAL CREDIT

RURAL ROADS & BRIDGES

LEASING OF TRUCKS

BUSINESS LOANS

PETTY CORRUPTION OF MARKET OFFICIALS

OBSTRUCTIVE TRADE

LICENCE RULES

Testing EMMA – pilot studies

• Kenya - April 2008 - election violence

• Myanmar - July 2008 - cyclone Nargis

• Haiti - October 2008 - after Gustav, Hanna, Ike

• Pakistan - February 2009 - IDP movements

EMMA training events

EMMA in Haiti

Thank you

For more information visit

www.emma-toolkit.info