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Building multi-stakeholder processes in agricultural research for development in Burundi



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https://www.researchgate.net/publication/283052344_Building_multi-stakeholder_processes_in_agricultural_research_for_development_in_Burundi
DOI: 
10.13140/RG.2.1.4199.7520
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Research Gate
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Type: 
case studies
Author(s): 
Lamers D.
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Description: 

To support the multi-stakeholder process in Burundi, the national research institute ISABU (Institut des Sciences Agronomiques du Bu-rundi) was requested to act as the facilitating organisation. ISABU had previously partnered with the CGIAR centres in Burundi under the CIALCA program that had supported partnerships to coordinate activities and stimulate demand-driven research. With the aim of building on existing collaboration and activities, it was decided to re-engage with former CIALCA partners, including ISABU. Within IS-BU, a soil scientist and former Minister of Education was the per-son designated to execute the role of national facilitator (also referred to as Action Site Facilitator – ASF). Over time, he was assisted in this role by colleagues from ISABU, researchers from IITA and Bioversity International, representatives of the NGOs Reseau Burundi 2000+ (RB2000+) and Floresta, two extension officers and two farmers. In different compositions, these people formed the team that facilitated the multi-stakeholder processes in Burundi

Publication year: 
2015