Putting agricultural research into use: Lessons from contested visions of innovation
Hall, Andy (2011). Putting agricultural research into use: Lessons from contested visions of innovation. UNU-MERIT.
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Author Hall, Andy Title Putting agricultural research into use: Lessons from contested visions of innovation Publication Date 2011 Publisher UNU-MERIT Abstract This paper is a synthesis of research undertaken as part of the Research Into Use programme (RIU) to explore the question of how agricultural research can be used more effectively to improve agricultural production and farmers' livelihoods in developing countries. Many of the challenges the programme encountered were a result of contested visions of the way agricultural research should be used for innovation. The paper suggests a number of novel entry points for projects promoting research into use. However, it also argues that the effectiveness of RIU was undermined by its failure to productively manage contested visions of research and innovation within the programme and between the programme and its donors and other international champions of the dominant view on agricultural research and development. Keyword Research into use
Innovation
Innovation systems
Innovation management
Institutional change
Agricultural research
Development
Policy
South Asia
AfricaJEL L26
L31
L33
N5
N55
N57
O13
O19
O21
O22
O31
O32
O33
O53
Q13
Q16Copyright Holder UNU-MERIT Copyright Year 2011 -
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