Practical Action is an organization established in 1966 that uses technology and innovation to eradicate poverty in over 15 countries. In Nepal, they work with over 80,000 smallholder farmers to help them access rewarding markets. They use a Participatory Market Systems Development (PMSD) approach, which considers the market as a complex system and involves producers and actors in identifying opportunities and constraints. The key elements of PMSD are taking a systemic view of the entire value chain, facilitating market actors to build ownership and resources, focusing on sustainability, and scaling promising practices. The outcomes of using PMSD include stronger market linkages and relationships, a more enabling environment for pro-poor policy and business, and viable markets for business