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Actors | Write actorson post-its and place them on the map. | Who are the key actors involved in the value chain that the FFS will need to collaborate with?\u003Cbr>At what stage and for what purpose is collaboration important? | |\n| 3. Links | Draw different types of linkages between actors. | What links (channelsand relationships) are important to understand how the value chain operates? | |\n| 4. Context | Write contextual factors on sticky notes and place them on the map. Recall diagnostic analysis carried out! | What factors outside the value chain are important to consider? | |\n| Stage 2 | Analyze and interpret the value chain map and report back in plenary |  |  |\n| 5.\u003Cbr>Validation | After group level analysis, summarize, discuss and identify emerging findings in plenary. | Does the map represent participant’s reality adequately? | |","cbCaicoVExcMKDBV","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaicoVExcMKDBV","pdf",14044317,36,"English","# Mapping process to support group work sessions\n## Stage 1: Drawing the value chain map\n## Stage 2: Analyze and interpret the value chain map and report back in plenary","[{\"question\":\"What is the overall purpose of this module?\",\"answer\":\"Participants identify the activities, actors, and linkages needed to deliver a crop from producer to consumer, mapping the value chain path end to end.\"},{\"question\":\"How long does the session take and what materials are recommended?\",\"answer\":\"The recommended duration is 4 hours. 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