Chief Scientist - AKADEMIYA2063
Updates on Local Analysis Networks and e-Atlas Revamping for Kenya,
Mozambique, Malawi, Zimbabwe, Senegal, Burkina Faso, and Burundi
Opening remarks, by Prof. Dr. Dr. Christian Henning
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- Food system transformation requires public policies ,
- Especially in post-Malabo Agenda including all three axis of sustainable
development : Economic, Social and Environmental
- Evidence-based policies needs policy learning
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- Learning is a collective process, i.e. learning via knowledge exchange in
networks is much faster
- Local Action Networks (LANs) are good example for collective learning in
networks
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Source: Henning/Saggau: „Networks, spatial diffusion
of technological knowledge and regional economic
growth: an agent-based modeling approach“.,
International Journal of Regional Development, 2012.
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Source: Henning/Saggau: „Networks, spatial diffusion
of technological knowledge and regional economic
growth: an agent-based modeling approach“.,
International Journal of Regional Development, 2012.
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#2024ReSAKSS #2024ATOR
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Source: Henning/Saggau: „Networks, spatial diffusion
of technological knowledge and regional economic
growth: an agent-based modeling approach“.,
International Journal of Regional Development, 2012.