Capacity Assessment in Multi-Stakeholder Agricultural Innovation Platforms
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This document aims to guide a small team tasked to assess the capacity for agricultural
innovation in a multi-stakeholder context. The context might be an actual or potential
“innovation platform1” such as the three commodity-based platforms selected for the
piloting capacity assessment methods (Sutherland et al., 2011c), or it might be a project or
programme that is more generally focused on strengthening of innovation within a subsector
of agriculture within a country, such as livestock or horticulture. The guidance
note is not intended as a blueprint, but offers pointers and a framework for undertaking a
capacity assessment.
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