Agricultural Innovation Systems

Topic(s):

Provider:

Research for Development

Type:

book chapter

Book Source:

SCARDA (Strengthening Capacity for Agicultural Research and Development in Africa), Volume 3, Briefing papers, pagg. 46-53

Authors:

Pound Barry

Essegbey George

Publisher:

Forum for Agricultural Research in Africa

Description:

The paper sets out the general concepts and principles of the Agricultural Innovation Systems approach, and its application to agricultural research and development, particularly in sub-Saharan Africa.It is intended for those interested in applying new approaches
to research with farmers, NGOs and the private sector that lead to developmental outcomes

Publication year:

2006

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