Agricultural innovation (AI) coaching

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KIT Dossier Agricultural innovation (AI) coaching

Last update: Wednesday 14 December 2011

AI coaching stands for Agricultural Innovation coaching and is used when we talk about facilitating innovation in agriculture. It is very much related to concepts such as innovation brokerage, about which Laurens Klerkx et al have done extensive research in the European context. This dossier aims to provide insight into the AI coaching concept and how this concept can be put into practice. First, some attention is given to the underlying theoretical concepts in the in-depth section of this dossier. Then, under KIT’s involvement, you can read about KIT’s activities with regard to AI-coaching. Information about organizations working in the field of facilitating agricultural innovation are highlighted under the resources chapter, next to vital publications on the topic. Here you will find audiovisual material as well to get a better understanding and a more lively picture of the context in which the AI-coaching is placed. Key terms, concepts and buzz words are given in the glossary section.

KIT’s research and activities in this field are ongoing and therefore we very much welcome feedback and input to update our work in progress. If you would like to make any comments on this dossier or add new resources, please contact us at j.sluijs@kit.nl

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AI-coaching

This digital dossier deals with agricultural innovation (AI) coaching and provides an explanation of the concept, the context in which it is used and a selection of relevant links, references and resources.

Related dossiers

This dossier is part of the information portal on Rural Innovation Systems (see below). Other dossiers discuss access to agricultural services, outsourcing agricultural advisory services, multi-stakeholder learning in agricultural innovation systems (RAAKS)rural innovation policies, and the concept of rural innovation systems - an introduction.

Related information portals

This dossier is part of the information portal on Rural Innovation Systems, which provides links to hundreds more of free, web resources. A related portal is that of Value Chains for Development. Other KIT information portals can be found at http://portals.kit.nl/.

If you have any comments, questions, or suggestions for this dossier, kindly contact us at j.sluijs@kit.nl.