Strengthening multilateralism, climate action, and sustainable food systems through agricultural technology transfer
Research and development are engines of economic growth in the current environment of Industry 4.0. As such, the effective use and commercialization of intellectual assets can fuel value creation while addressing complex societal, national, and regional challenges. Fostering technology transfer is c...
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| author | Steele, Megan Menza, Gianpiero Dowling, Kevin Akinbo, Olalekan Seke, Lukovi Trento do Nascimento, Daniel |
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| description | Research and development are engines of economic growth in the current environment of Industry 4.0. As such, the effective use and commercialization of intellectual assets can fuel value creation while addressing complex societal, national, and regional challenges. Fostering technology transfer is crucial to ensure that regions most vulnerable to climate change are equipped with the capacity to develop and gain access to agricultural technologies that empower climate action and sustainable food systems. The journey from innovation to impact, especially in the Global South, is often hindered by a critical bottleneck—inadequate technology transfer mechanisms. G20 countries must urgently forge multilateral initiatives that: i) incentivize innovation and technology transfer through market pull approaches, aligning innovation with market demands, thereby accelerating the journey from lab to market; and ii) incentivize localized innovation and technology transfer in a globalized system, advocating for solutions rooted in the needs of specific geographic and cultural contexts. G20 countries should lead international cooperation and partnerships ensuring equitable access to innovations and technologies. The recommendations align with the priorities of the Brazil G20 Presidency by linking climate action, the green transition, and innovation and technology to trilateral cooperation. |
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| spelling | CGSpace1519762025-12-08T09:54:28Z Strengthening multilateralism, climate action, and sustainable food systems through agricultural technology transfer Steele, Megan Menza, Gianpiero Dowling, Kevin Akinbo, Olalekan Seke, Lukovi Trento do Nascimento, Daniel cgiar technology transfer innovation sustainable development goals policy briefs agricultural technology african union Research and development are engines of economic growth in the current environment of Industry 4.0. As such, the effective use and commercialization of intellectual assets can fuel value creation while addressing complex societal, national, and regional challenges. Fostering technology transfer is crucial to ensure that regions most vulnerable to climate change are equipped with the capacity to develop and gain access to agricultural technologies that empower climate action and sustainable food systems. The journey from innovation to impact, especially in the Global South, is often hindered by a critical bottleneck—inadequate technology transfer mechanisms. G20 countries must urgently forge multilateral initiatives that: i) incentivize innovation and technology transfer through market pull approaches, aligning innovation with market demands, thereby accelerating the journey from lab to market; and ii) incentivize localized innovation and technology transfer in a globalized system, advocating for solutions rooted in the needs of specific geographic and cultural contexts. G20 countries should lead international cooperation and partnerships ensuring equitable access to innovations and technologies. The recommendations align with the priorities of the Brazil G20 Presidency by linking climate action, the green transition, and innovation and technology to trilateral cooperation. 2024-09-01 2024-09-04T08:50:13Z 2024-09-04T08:50:13Z Brief https://hdl.handle.net/10568/151976 en Open Access application/pdf Steele, M.; Menza, G.; Dowling, K.; Akinbo, O.; Seke, L.; Trento do Nascimento, D. (2024) Strengthening multilateralism, climate action, and sustainable food systems through agricultural technology transfer. T20 Policy Brief. 15 p. |
| spellingShingle | cgiar technology transfer innovation sustainable development goals policy briefs agricultural technology african union Steele, Megan Menza, Gianpiero Dowling, Kevin Akinbo, Olalekan Seke, Lukovi Trento do Nascimento, Daniel Strengthening multilateralism, climate action, and sustainable food systems through agricultural technology transfer |
| title | Strengthening multilateralism, climate action, and sustainable food systems through agricultural technology transfer |
| title_full | Strengthening multilateralism, climate action, and sustainable food systems through agricultural technology transfer |
| title_fullStr | Strengthening multilateralism, climate action, and sustainable food systems through agricultural technology transfer |
| title_full_unstemmed | Strengthening multilateralism, climate action, and sustainable food systems through agricultural technology transfer |
| title_short | Strengthening multilateralism, climate action, and sustainable food systems through agricultural technology transfer |
| title_sort | strengthening multilateralism climate action and sustainable food systems through agricultural technology transfer |
| topic | cgiar technology transfer innovation sustainable development goals policy briefs agricultural technology african union |
| url | https://hdl.handle.net/10568/151976 |
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