Strengthening decision-making on sustainable agricultural intensification through multi-stakeholder social learning in sub-Saharan Africa

Strengthening decision-making on sustainable agricultural intensification through multi-stakeholder social learning in sub-Saharan Africa

Increasing and competing demands on agriculture in sub-Saharan Africa mean that policy and investment decisions become more complex. Despite growing consensus on the need for sustainable agricultural intensification, there is limited agreement on how to achieve this in practice. Governments and soci...

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Main Authors: Richard Lamboll, Valerie Nelson, Million Gebreyes, Daimon Kambewa, Blessings Chinsinga, Naaminong Karbo, Audax Rukonge, Martin Sekeleti, Wesley Litaba Wakun'uma, Tamene H. Gutema, Magreth Henjewele, Jessica Kampanje-Phiri, Patricia Masikati-Hlanguyo, Wilhelmina Quaye, Solomon Duah, Mbarwa Kivuyo, Progress Nyanga, Mavis Akuffobea Essilfie, Nana Yamoah Asafu-Adjaye, Victor Clottey, Adrienne Martin
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Taylor & Francis Group 2021-11-01
Series:International Journal of Agricultural Sustainability
Subjects:
sustainable agricultural intensification
decision-making processes
policy
social learning
multi-stakeholder
agriculture
values
governance of evidence
sub-saharan africa
Online Access:http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/14735903.2021.1913898

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