Prioritizing Agricultural Research For Development: Experiences and Lessons
This book has benefited from the contributions of many individuals who generously donated their time to help inform and improve how research priorities are selected. The authors of each of the chapters tirelessly contributed chapters and revisions, often at short notice, without compensation, wi...
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2014
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| Tóm tắt: | This book has benefited from the contributions of many individuals who generously donated their time to help inform and improve how research priorities
are selected. The authors of each of the chapters tirelessly contributed chapters
and revisions, often at short notice, without compensation, with the aim of
helping to improve the impact potential of future agricultural research efforts.
Without their perseverance, this book would have been impossible.
The Information Communication Technology and Knowledge Management
Programme of the Consultative Group on International Agricultural Research
generously contributed funding to the finalization and publication process
through its Knowledge Sharing in Research Project. Nadia Manning Thomas,
the project leader, provided valuable ideas for facilitation of the book’s development, as well as complementary outreach methods.
Many support staff have helped to make this book a reality, both through
assistance to individual chapters and through contributions to the overall volume. In particular, Lucya Yamin has helped to format, compile and harmonize
the style of individual chapters, check references, compile the front matter for
the book, as well as assist with other aspects.
We thank CABI for their assistance in copy-editing and publishing the
work, and particularly appreciate Nigel Farrar’s patience and cooperation as
we finalized these contents. |
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