Collaboration for a living lab for people toward low-emission food system development in Kenya

A living lab makes us think of a city or landscape as an open laboratory, a geographical space where scientists, policymakers, entrepreneurs, innovators, governance structures, and citizens can “plug in” to test and scale innovations, and new technologies, that still need to be made “field proof,” b...

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Autor principal: Habermann, Birgit
Formato: Blog Post
Lenguaje:Inglés
Publicado: CGIAR System Organization 2022
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Acceso en línea:https://hdl.handle.net/10568/128158
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description A living lab makes us think of a city or landscape as an open laboratory, a geographical space where scientists, policymakers, entrepreneurs, innovators, governance structures, and citizens can “plug in” to test and scale innovations, and new technologies, that still need to be made “field proof,” but in a real-life setting A concept emerging in the 1990s mostly in Europe, living labs often were mentioned in the context of open innovation. However, to be applied in a different context requires adaptation for all theories and practices, so this applies also to the living lab when applied in Kenya.
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spelling CGSpace1281582024-11-07T09:46:28Z Collaboration for a living lab for people toward low-emission food system development in Kenya Habermann, Birgit food systems low-emission development A living lab makes us think of a city or landscape as an open laboratory, a geographical space where scientists, policymakers, entrepreneurs, innovators, governance structures, and citizens can “plug in” to test and scale innovations, and new technologies, that still need to be made “field proof,” but in a real-life setting A concept emerging in the 1990s mostly in Europe, living labs often were mentioned in the context of open innovation. However, to be applied in a different context requires adaptation for all theories and practices, so this applies also to the living lab when applied in Kenya. 2022-12-22 2023-01-25T08:05:56Z 2023-01-25T08:05:56Z Blog Post https://hdl.handle.net/10568/128158 en Open Access CGIAR System Organization Habermann, B. 2022. Collaboration for a living lab for people toward low-emission food system development in Kenya. Blog Post. Nairobi, Kenya: ILRI.
spellingShingle food systems
low-emission development
Habermann, Birgit
Collaboration for a living lab for people toward low-emission food system development in Kenya
title Collaboration for a living lab for people toward low-emission food system development in Kenya
title_full Collaboration for a living lab for people toward low-emission food system development in Kenya
title_fullStr Collaboration for a living lab for people toward low-emission food system development in Kenya
title_full_unstemmed Collaboration for a living lab for people toward low-emission food system development in Kenya
title_short Collaboration for a living lab for people toward low-emission food system development in Kenya
title_sort collaboration for a living lab for people toward low emission food system development in kenya
topic food systems
low-emission development
url https://hdl.handle.net/10568/128158
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