Nicaragua - Responding to the Needs of Farmers Using Agricultural Technology, Knowledge and Innovation Systems

The Nicaraguan agricultural and livestock sector experienced wide policy shifts over the last two decades. State intervention during the Sandinista period (1979--1990) was reversed by subsequent governments that drastically reduced credit, curtaile...

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Main Authors:	Piccioni, Norman Bentley, Santucci, Fabio Maria
Format:	Brief
Language:	English
Published:	World Bank, Washington, DC 2012
Subjects:	ADULTS AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS AGRICULTURAL GROWTH AGRICULTURAL INFORMATION AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH PROJECTS AGRICULTURAL RESEARCHERS AGRICULTURAL TECHNOLOGY AGRICULTURAL TRAINING AGRICULTURE AGRONOMISTS BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES CAPACITY BUILDING COLLECTIVE ACTION CONSTITUENCIES DECISION-MAKING EXTENSION EXTENSION SERVICES EXTERNALITIES FAMILIES FARMERS ILLITERACY INFORMATION FLOWS INFORMATION NEEDS INNOVATION INNOVATIONS INSERVICE TRAINING INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY INTERVENTION ISOLATION LESSONS LEARNED LITERACY LIVESTOCK MARKETING MASS MEDIA MEDIA NATURAL RESOURCES NGOS PRIVATE GOODS PRIVATE SECTOR PROGRAMS PROJECT PUBLIC GOODS PUBLIC SECTOR REGULATORY ENVIRONMENT REPORT RESEARCH AGENDAS RURAL DEVELOPMENT SCIENTISTS SERVICE PROVIDERS SUPPLIERS TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TECHNICIANS TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER THE CONSULTATIVE GROUP TRAINING ACTIVITIES UNIVERSITIES WORKERS
Online Access:	http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2004/11/5534939/nicaragua-responding-needs-farmers-using-agricultural-technology-knowledge-innovation-systems http://hdl.handle.net/10986/10346

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spelling	okr-10986-103462021-04-23T14:02:50Z Nicaragua - Responding to the Needs of Farmers Using Agricultural Technology, Knowledge and Innovation Systems Piccioni, Norman Bentley Santucci, Fabio Maria ADULTS AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS AGRICULTURAL GROWTH AGRICULTURAL INFORMATION AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH PROJECTS AGRICULTURAL RESEARCHERS AGRICULTURAL TECHNOLOGY AGRICULTURAL TRAINING AGRICULTURE AGRONOMISTS BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES CAPACITY BUILDING COLLECTIVE ACTION CONSTITUENCIES DECISION-MAKING EXTENSION EXTENSION SERVICES EXTERNALITIES FAMILIES FARMERS ILLITERACY INFORMATION FLOWS INFORMATION NEEDS INNOVATION INNOVATIONS INSERVICE TRAINING INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY INTERVENTION ISOLATION LESSONS LEARNED LITERACY LIVESTOCK MARKETING MASS MEDIA MEDIA NATURAL RESOURCES NGOS PRIVATE GOODS PRIVATE SECTOR PROGRAMS PROJECT PUBLIC GOODS PUBLIC SECTOR REGULATORY ENVIRONMENT REPORT RESEARCH AGENDAS RURAL DEVELOPMENT SCIENTISTS SERVICE PROVIDERS SUPPLIERS TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TECHNICIANS TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER THE CONSULTATIVE GROUP TRAINING ACTIVITIES UNIVERSITIES WORKERS The Nicaraguan agricultural and livestock sector experienced wide policy shifts over the last two decades. State intervention during the Sandinista period (1979--1990) was reversed by subsequent governments that drastically reduced credit, curtailed government technical assistance services, and liberalized foreign and domestic input and output markets. However, government withdrawal was not accompanied by promotion of institutions to facilitate competition in input and output markets, and/or provision of credit and technical assistance. 2012-08-13T11:13:28Z 2012-08-13T11:13:28Z 2004-11 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2004/11/5534939/nicaragua-responding-needs-farmers-using-agricultural-technology-knowledge-innovation-systems http://hdl.handle.net/10986/10346 English en breve; No. 57 CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank World Bank, Washington, DC Publications & Research :: Brief Publications & Research Latin America & Caribbean Nicaragua
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topic	ADULTS AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS AGRICULTURAL GROWTH AGRICULTURAL INFORMATION AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH PROJECTS AGRICULTURAL RESEARCHERS AGRICULTURAL TECHNOLOGY AGRICULTURAL TRAINING AGRICULTURE AGRONOMISTS BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES CAPACITY BUILDING COLLECTIVE ACTION CONSTITUENCIES DECISION-MAKING EXTENSION EXTENSION SERVICES EXTERNALITIES FAMILIES FARMERS ILLITERACY INFORMATION FLOWS INFORMATION NEEDS INNOVATION INNOVATIONS INSERVICE TRAINING INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY INTERVENTION ISOLATION LESSONS LEARNED LITERACY LIVESTOCK MARKETING MASS MEDIA MEDIA NATURAL RESOURCES NGOS PRIVATE GOODS PRIVATE SECTOR PROGRAMS PROJECT PUBLIC GOODS PUBLIC SECTOR REGULATORY ENVIRONMENT REPORT RESEARCH AGENDAS RURAL DEVELOPMENT SCIENTISTS SERVICE PROVIDERS SUPPLIERS TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TECHNICIANS TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER THE CONSULTATIVE GROUP TRAINING ACTIVITIES UNIVERSITIES WORKERS
spellingShingle	ADULTS AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS AGRICULTURAL GROWTH AGRICULTURAL INFORMATION AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH PROJECTS AGRICULTURAL RESEARCHERS AGRICULTURAL TECHNOLOGY AGRICULTURAL TRAINING AGRICULTURE AGRONOMISTS BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES CAPACITY BUILDING COLLECTIVE ACTION CONSTITUENCIES DECISION-MAKING EXTENSION EXTENSION SERVICES EXTERNALITIES FAMILIES FARMERS ILLITERACY INFORMATION FLOWS INFORMATION NEEDS INNOVATION INNOVATIONS INSERVICE TRAINING INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY INTERVENTION ISOLATION LESSONS LEARNED LITERACY LIVESTOCK MARKETING MASS MEDIA MEDIA NATURAL RESOURCES NGOS PRIVATE GOODS PRIVATE SECTOR PROGRAMS PROJECT PUBLIC GOODS PUBLIC SECTOR REGULATORY ENVIRONMENT REPORT RESEARCH AGENDAS RURAL DEVELOPMENT SCIENTISTS SERVICE PROVIDERS SUPPLIERS TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TECHNICIANS TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER THE CONSULTATIVE GROUP TRAINING ACTIVITIES UNIVERSITIES WORKERS Piccioni, Norman Bentley Santucci, Fabio Maria Nicaragua - Responding to the Needs of Farmers Using Agricultural Technology, Knowledge and Innovation Systems
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relation	en breve; No. 57
description	The Nicaraguan agricultural and livestock sector experienced wide policy shifts over the last two decades. State intervention during the Sandinista period (1979--1990) was reversed by subsequent governments that drastically reduced credit, curtailed government technical assistance services, and liberalized foreign and domestic input and output markets. However, government withdrawal was not accompanied by promotion of institutions to facilitate competition in input and output markets, and/or provision of credit and technical assistance.
format	Publications & Research :: Brief
author	Piccioni, Norman Bentley Santucci, Fabio Maria
author_facet	Piccioni, Norman Bentley Santucci, Fabio Maria
author_sort	Piccioni, Norman Bentley
title	Nicaragua - Responding to the Needs of Farmers Using Agricultural Technology, Knowledge and Innovation Systems
title_short	Nicaragua - Responding to the Needs of Farmers Using Agricultural Technology, Knowledge and Innovation Systems
title_full	Nicaragua - Responding to the Needs of Farmers Using Agricultural Technology, Knowledge and Innovation Systems
title_fullStr	Nicaragua - Responding to the Needs of Farmers Using Agricultural Technology, Knowledge and Innovation Systems
title_full_unstemmed	Nicaragua - Responding to the Needs of Farmers Using Agricultural Technology, Knowledge and Innovation Systems
title_sort	nicaragua - responding to the needs of farmers using agricultural technology, knowledge and innovation systems
publisher	World Bank, Washington, DC
publishDate	2012
url	http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2004/11/5534939/nicaragua-responding-needs-farmers-using-agricultural-technology-knowledge-innovation-systems http://hdl.handle.net/10986/10346
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