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| Page 1 of 1 | Previous | Next | NET-MAP TOOLBOX NOVEMBER 18, 2009 Cheat Sheet: Entering Net-Map data wrote this up for our IFPRI colleagues in Malawi, who are drawing Net-Maps with policy makers and others about fertilizer subsidies to understand how research can have a bigger effect on policy makers. | NET-MAP TOOLBOX OCTOBER 19, 2010 You know it (you just don’t know it) Let’s face it, who can be an expert on chickens in Ethiopia , job hunting networks in Saint Louis, fertilizer policy in Malawi and female rice par-boilers in Nigeria at the same time? It doesn’t stop to amaze me and for me that is the golden moment in any Net-Map intervention, the reason why I do this and keep being excited. | | | | | |
| NET-MAP TOOLBOX NOVEMBER 2, 2010 Ready to elevate? Understanding and increasing the impact of agricultural research on policy making in Malawi and Nigeria ( Aberman et al. Follow-up Net-Map sessions in Malawi will also track how the position of research changes over time Do you have your elevator speach ready? 2008). 2010 ). By looking at concrete case studies (e.g. | NET-MAP TOOLBOX MAY 6, 2010 Adding, dividing, averaging power? In our IFPRI project about “ research into policy making&# in Malawi we drew NetMaps with people who had very different levels of detail when describing the policy landscape. How do we best do that? Even if you disregard the grandmothers… Now how about using an average influence value? | NET-MAP TOOLBOX SEPTEMBER 10, 2009 Just because they can?! Together with a group of IFPRI researchers I work at better understanding how agricultural policy making processes in Malawi (and other African countries work) and how research results can play a bigger role in it. Why do policy makers push for certain decisions? because of political negotiations, compromise. because of media. | |
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