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HomeResourcesAddressing complex challenges using a co-innovation approach: lessons from five case studies in the New Zealand primary sector

Addressing complex challenges using a co-innovation approach: lessons from five case studies in the New Zealand primary sector



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Type: 
conference paper
Author(s): 
Vereijssen J.
Srinivasan M.S.
Dirks S.
Fielke S.J.
Jongmans C.
Agnew N.M.
Klerkx L.
Pinxterhuis J.B.
Moore J.
Edwards P.
Brazendale R.
Botha N.
Turner J.A.
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In this article it is analysed the results of applying a co-innovation approach to five research projects in the New Zealand primary sector. The projects varied in depth and breadth of stakeholder engagement, availability of ready-made solutions, and prevalence of interests and conflicts. The projects show how and why co-innovation approaches in some cases contributed to a shared understanding of complex problems. Our results confirm the context-specificity of co-innovation practices

Publication year: 
2016
Keywords: 
co-innovation
innovation projects
co-innovation principles
New Zealand
agriculture
horticulture
pastoral
forestry
agricultural innovation systems