Markets, Marketing and Developing Countries: Where We Stand and Where We are Heading 2010, Pages 44-53
Linking market and knowledge based development: The why and how of agricultural innovation systems
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This paper explores how knowledge and market based development interact and can be integrated through the use of innovation systems theory. It will first identify some major-market based-changes in the context of agricultural development. Next it will explain how this has modified the ideas about supporting innovation processes, defined here as the generation or application of new knowledge; it will then introduce the concept of 'new agriculture' and eight case studies in four countries that were undertaken to explore and better understand the potential of innovation systems theory to support sustainable development. The paper finishes with some selected conclusions that further highlight the interaction between knowledge generation and market development and that suggest the need to keep on investing in farmer organization. © Wageningen Academic Publishers. The Netherlands, 2010.
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Agricultural innovation Farmer organization Innovation systems Knowledge based development Market based development Sustainable development Value chain coordination
ISBN: 978-908686145-3
Source Type: Book
Original language: English
DOI: 10.3921/978-90-8686-699-1
Document Type: Book Chapter
Publisher: Wageningen Academic Publishers
Janssen, W.; World Bank, United States
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