Standard practice in agricultural research and development is for outside agents to define relevant variables to be researched or discussed or in community fora. This might be called "prspective" inquiry, due to the fact that parameters are pre-determined without consultation from other social actors. An alternative form of inquiry is gaining momentum which can trasform agricultural R & Dby making research questions and methods, as well as group learning, responsive to multiple realities.
Publication year
2004
Authors
Language
English
Keywords
agricultural products, community participation, data analysis, research and development, technology
Geographic
Uganda
