Agriterra, KIT Royal Tropical Institute, Moyee Coffee, and the Food & Business Knowledge Platform – are pleased to invite you to the workshop ‘Understanding Agribusiness-Based Advisory Services – Findings of a learning trajectory.’
The workshop will covering the findings of the recent work published in Understanding Agribusiness-based Advisory Services. You can also download the four page executive summary.
When: Tuesday 19th of June
Where: New Babylon Meeting Center, meeting room 3.8, Anna van Buerenplein 29, 2595 DA, The Hague.
Registration will start at 13:30 with coffee and tea and the workshop will be from 14:00-17:00 hrs, followed by networking drinks.
To confirm your attendance, please register here.
About the workshop
In many developing countries, agribusinesses are highly engaged in providing services to small-scale farmers, including agricultural advisory or extension services. Yet, this phenomenon of agribusiness-based advisory services (ABAS) has received little attention in the study of and discourse on advisory services. KIT, Agriterra, Moyee Coffee, and the Food & Business Knowledge Platform have therefore joined hands in a learning trajectory that studied advisory service delivery to small-scale farmers by agri-businesses. They looked into questions such as:
Case Studies
The above organisations will present their approach and the main findings of this study. In addition, speakers of three case studies will share their successes and challenges in running advisory services:
If you have any questions, please send an email to Anne Rappoldt (a.rappoldt@kit.nl).
