Innovation for Development: The Papa Andina Experience

Topic(s):

Countries:

Ecuador

Peru

ISBN:

9789290604105

Provider:

Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations

Type:

book

Authors:

Devaux André

Ordinola Miguel

Horton Douglas

Description:

Book reporting on the Papa Andina Partnership Program, characteristics and impact. Papa Andina has been an especially innovative and productive regional initiative, bringing together researchers, small farmers, diverse market actors, and dozens of organizations in Bolivia, Ecuador, and Peru to spur innovation in public policies, potato products, and value market chains.

Publication year:

2011

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