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A Knowledge-Based Approach to EU Agriculture

Explore the policy trends and shared knowledge in EU agriculture, from production to societal concerns. Learn how to form innovation networks and find your role in the industry.

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A Knowledge-Based Approach to EU Agriculture

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  1. The CAP and a knowledge based approachto EU agriculture Mark CropperAgricultural Policy Analysis and Perspectives: Research DG for Agriculture and Rural Development

  2. Policy trends – what parallels? • Agricultural Policy • From production ….. to production for consumption • ….. to societal concerns? • Research Policy • From self-motivated …… to shared research • …….. to participatory research? 2 AGRI L1 22 January 2009

  3. Shared knowledge in EU agriculture • The inadequacy of the linear model • The emergence of innovation networks • The importance of ground rules • Find your role • Be open • Share knowledge • Suspend judgement • Listen actively 3 AGRI L1 22 January 2009

  4. A Type of Innovation Network Researchers Advisers Citizens Producers AGRI L1 22 January 2009

  5. What stage are you at? • Is IPM an incipient innovation network? • Have the actors found their role? • What resources do you have? • Forming a common vision • Building on Research projects • Mobilising expert groups/outside expertise • Working in a Policy context • Mapping what you have and where you are going 5 AGRI L1 22 January 2009

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