Research design
RIU's Central Research Team (CRT) has overall responsibility for designing and implementing the research. The LINK programme of the United Nations University Maastricht Economic and Social Research and training centre on Innovation and Technology (UNU-MERIT) lead the CRT work.
RIU's Central Research Team (CRT) has overall responsibility for designing and implementing the research. The LINK programme of the United Nations University Maastricht Economic and Social Research and training centre on Innovation and Technology (UNU-MERIT) lead the CRT work.
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Research Into Use: Investigating the relationship between agricultural research and innovation This paper sets out an analytical framework for doing research on the question of how to use agricultural research for innovation and impact. Its focus is the Research Into Use programme sponsored by the UK's Department for International Development (DFID). Authors: Andy Hall, Jeroen Dijkman and Rasheed Sulaiman V July 2010 (PDF 200KB) Comments on this document 1 Lionel Dabbadie from CIRAD, 5 September 2010 |
| On his four point plan for getting research into use. March 2011 (01:37) |  |
Related information
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Projected direct impact of RIU programmes and projects on households Showing a potential reach of 56 million people Author: Keith Sones April 2009 (PDF 60KB) |
External resources
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Entrepreneurs. What sort do we really need? A new class of entrepreneurs, often operating below the market and policy radar Author: Andy Hall and Kumuda Dorai Source: LINK. June 2010 (250KB) |
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Research into use: An experiment in innovation Impact at last. Author: Andy Hall and Kumuda Dorai Source: LINK. March 2010 (350KB) |
