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Jointly advancing DSTs through development partners

Working Group: Terms of Reference
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1. Efficiency gain: join efforts and expertise to gather
information and develop the tool.
2. Alignment with demand: input in early stages ensures
tool addresses the needs of target users.
3. Better guarantee for uptake: co-development
accelerates scaling and adoption by target end users.
Co-development process will generate:
 Trust in the recommendations
 Buy-in and ownership of the tools developed
 DevPs take up the use of the tools within their primary activities and strategies
 promote the use of the DSTs with other extension programmes
1. Activities : Based on expected outcome
2. Leverage: on-going activities of DevPs .
3. Resources: Partners contributions in cash
and kind
4. Contribution : Contribution of ACAI limited
Jointly advancing DSTs through development partners

Working Group Facilitator
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1. NOTORE (WG 1): Thompson
2. SG2000 (WG 2): Veronica
3. CAVA II (WG 3): Theresa
4. Psaltry (WG 4): Saburi
5. OYCGA (WG 5): Ademola
 Appoint someone in the group who summary discussions in the group
 Appoint someone who update soft copy based on existing plan
 Appoint someone who present on behalf of the group

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