AgriLink Project - Facilitation in Living Labs

The AgriLink project (Agricultural Knowledge: Linking farmers, advisors and Researchers to boost innovation) was an EU Horizon 2020 research and innovation program that aimed to stimulate the transition towards more sustainable agriculture by improving understanding of the roles played by agricultural advisors in farmer decision-making and the adoption of innovation on the wide variety of different farm types that exist in Europe. One of the main objectives of AgriLink was to develop new methods for fruitful exchanges between farmers, researchers and advisors with a specific focus on testing how the ‘Living Laboratory’ (Living Lab) approach can be used to create innovative new farm advisory methods and tools in a variety of different contexts

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Ubicación
  • Europe
Autores
  • Kevin Collins
Propósito
  • Communication
  • Dissemination
Tipo de fichero
Document
Tamaño del archivo
450 kB
Creado el
30-11-2021
Lengua de origen
English
Sitio web oficial del proyecto
AgriLink
Licencia
CC BY

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