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- ExpandWelcome
- ExpandIntroduction and guidance
- ExpandSession 1: Living Labs
- ExpandSession 2: The nature of innovative agricultural advisory services
- ExpandSession 3: The AgriLink approach to Living Labs
- ExpandSession 4: Applying design thinking and systems thinking methods and tools
- ExpandSession 5: The facilitation of Living Labs
- ExpandSession 6: The monitoring and evaluation of Living Labs
- ExpandSession 7: The dos and don’ts of Living Labs
- ExpandSession 8: Next steps in planning for a Living Lab
- ExpandTest your knowledge
- ExpandAgriLink Living Lab Trainers' Handbook
- ExpandAgriLink Living Lab Toolbox
- ExpandResources
- Agricultural Knowledge and Innovation/Information Systems
- Agricultural knowledge: Linking famers, advisors and researchers to boost innovation
- AgriLink Practice Abstract 12 on Systems and complexity in agriculture
- AgriLink Practice Abstract 13: Knowledge brokering: facilitating innovation and joint learning
- AgriLink Practice Abstract 16: Anchoring and scaling of innovations in agriculture
- AgriLink Practice Abstract 17: Sustainable development in agriculture
- AgriLink Practice Abstract 23: What is AKIS
- AgriLink Practice Abstract 26: Tacit and explicit knowledge: Their usefulness for changing practices
- AgriLink Practice Abstract 44 on How to make a Living Lab work in an agricultural advisory service
- AgriLink Practice Abstract 50
- AgriLink Practice Abstract on Using diagrams to help design and deliver Living Labs
- AgriLink Practice abstract on What is a living lab in the AgriLink project
- Anchoring and scaling
- Facilitation in Living Labs
- Influence without Power
- Knowledge and organisational learning for innovation
- Knowledge brokering, network learning, transition from ‘advisor’ to ‘facilitator’
- Logic of each Living Lab
- Reflexive monitoring for learning about Living Labs
- Summary of each Living Lab
- Sustainable Development
- Systems and Complexity
- Types of knowledge and their role in providing agricultural advice
- Agricultural Knowledge and Innovation/Information Systems
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