Research partnership

  1. Development of global partnerships for fish genetics research: a success story
    This paper describes the success of the project in developing methods for genetic enhancement of tropical finfish through partnership among ICLARM (IARC), National Aquatic Research Systems in Asia (NARS), an advanced scientific institution from Norway (ASI), farmers, donors (Annex 1), how the…
  2. Session 2: stakeholders' involvement in setting and implementing an agricultural research agenda. Cashew-nut processing miniplants in Northeastern Brazil: a successful partnership (Latin America and the Caribbean)
    This paper describes the implementation of a multipartner effort, under the coordination of Embrapa Tropical Agroindustry, one of the research centres of the Brazilian Agricultural Research Corporation (Embrapa), located in the State of Ceará, Northeast Brazil. The project had as its main objective…
  3. Towards an evolving conceptual framework to effectively capture the complexity of collaborative research. New approaches for carrying out agricultural research need new concepts and models
    to improve understanding of synergy dynamics among
    researchers, fa
    In this paper, we provide some conceptual landmarks and theoretical orientations for analyzing new approaches for analyzing change in agricultural research. So, we need to clarify some basic concepts and representations to be able to debate more meaningfully on methodological issues.
  4. From technology-based to people-oriented synergies.
    A case study on how the in-depth analysis of a synergy between farmers, researchers
    and developers invites to reconsider some basic perspectives on pro-poor agricultural research
    A research is currently being carried out in the Aguié District (Maradi Region, Niger) under the responsibility of the International NGO ENDA GRAF Sahel, with IFAD (International Fund for Agricultural Development) financial support, concerning an on-going process of collaboration between farmers,…
  5. Final report of the Technical Workshop on Methodologies, Organization and Management of Global Partnership Programmes, 9¿10 October 2001, IFAD Headquarters, Rome, Italy. Volume 1
    This Final Report of the Rome Workshop on Global Partnership Programmes contains the following material: The first chapter presents the main conclusions and follow-up actions that were discussed and agreed to by participating stakeholders. This chapter has been conceived as an executive summary of…
  6. Session 2: stakeholders' involvement in setting and implementing an agricultural research agenda. From technology-based to people-oriented synergies:
    How an in-depth analysis of a synergy between
    farmers, researchers and developers invites to
    reconsider s
    My intervention at a glance: 1) The Aguié experience in two words (2 minutes) 2) Selection of the most original features (4 minutes) 3) Selection of findings (4 minutes) 5) Some conclusions in connection with the Global Partnerships Programs (5 minutes). For a complete information, see my two…
  7. Revised agenda, day 2: 10 October 2001
    agenda
  8. Technical Workshop on Methodologies, Organization and Management of Global Partnership Programmes - List of participants
  9. Workshop objectives and expected outputs
    Objectives and expected outputs
  10. Background document
    There are clearly two main dimensions to the problem of launching ¿Global Partnership Programmes¿ (GPP): 1) The identification of the agricultural products, production factors or strategic challenges which would be better addressed at the global level, following the basic principle of subsidiarity…
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