The innovation platform in Mozambique: evidence from Chicualacuala and Changara
As Part of the Livestock Livelihood and Markets Project (LILI Markets), two innovation platforms were implanted in the project sites. First thought to be a mechanism to promote and enhance communication and networking across value chain actors as well as providing them with a platform for addressing common problems the platform, although new, has already surpassed its expected role; it has now become an important element of interaction and problem solving stage among the value chain actors, including the government.
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| Format: | Report biblioteca |
| Language: | English |
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International Livestock Research Institute
2010-04
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| Subjects: | innovation adoption, mozambique, |
| Online Access: | https://hdl.handle.net/10568/1787 |
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| Summary: | As Part of the Livestock Livelihood and Markets Project (LILI Markets), two
innovation platforms were implanted in the project sites. First thought to be a
mechanism to promote and enhance communication and networking across value
chain actors as well as providing them with a platform for addressing common
problems the platform, although new, has already surpassed its expected role; it has
now become an important element of interaction and problem solving stage among
the value chain actors, including the government. |
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