Scenario Planning to Guide Long-term Investments in Agricultural Science and Technology : Theory and Practice from a Case Study on India
This note for India is based on the paper Scenario Planning to guide long-term investments in Agricultural Science and Technology (report no. 37066). Scenarios are an important and useful tool, providing a neutral space for discussion, and helping...
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okr-10986-95462021-04-23T14:02:45Z Scenario Planning to Guide Long-term Investments in Agricultural Science and Technology : Theory and Practice from a Case Study on India Rajalahti, Riikka Janssen, Willem Pehu, Eija AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT AGRICULTURAL INNOVATION AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH SYSTEMS AGRICULTURAL TECHNOLOGY AGRICULTURE BASIC COMMUNITIES COMPONENTS DEMAND FOR FOOD DISEASES FARMERS INCOMES INTERVIEWS PRIVATE SECTOR RESEARCH INSTITUTES RESEARCH SYSTEMS RURAL DEVELOPMENT SCANNING SCENARIO SCENARIOS VALIDITY This note for India is based on the paper Scenario Planning to guide long-term investments in Agricultural Science and Technology (report no. 37066). Scenarios are an important and useful tool, providing a neutral space for discussion, and helping to build consensus among various stakeholders. The objective is to examine possible future developments that could impact individuals, organizations, or societies to find directions for decisions will most benefit any future environment. Useful in strategy formulation, scenarios can be used in policy development, conflict resolution, group learning, and rehearsing management decisions. The note analyzed results of workshops organized to define the way forward relative to the Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR). The lessons learned include: (a) applying the analysis on larger, global issues may be far more challenging; (b) it is recommended the scenario process be implemented ahead of project preparation; (c) it is essential to allocate sufficient time and resources for creating client ownership and understanding; (d) it is of paramount importance to compose a multidisciplinary scenario team led by experienced scenario leaders; and (e) it is also very important to include participants of the groups the process aims to influence. 2012-08-13T08:55:26Z 2012-08-13T08:55:26Z 2007-11 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2007/11/8941828/scenario-planning-guide-long-term-investments-agricultural-science-technology-theory-practice-case-study-india http://hdl.handle.net/10986/9546 English Agricultural and Rural Development Notes; No. 28 CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank World Bank, Washington, DC Publications & Research :: Brief Publications & Research South Asia India |
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AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT AGRICULTURAL INNOVATION AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH SYSTEMS AGRICULTURAL TECHNOLOGY AGRICULTURE BASIC COMMUNITIES COMPONENTS DEMAND FOR FOOD DISEASES FARMERS INCOMES INTERVIEWS PRIVATE SECTOR RESEARCH INSTITUTES RESEARCH SYSTEMS RURAL DEVELOPMENT SCANNING SCENARIO SCENARIOS VALIDITY Rajalahti, Riikka Janssen, Willem Pehu, Eija Scenario Planning to Guide Long-term Investments in Agricultural Science and Technology : Theory and Practice from a Case Study on India |
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This note for India is based on the
paper Scenario Planning to guide long-term investments in
Agricultural Science and Technology (report no. 37066).
Scenarios are an important and useful tool, providing a
neutral space for discussion, and helping to build consensus
among various stakeholders. The objective is to examine
possible future developments that could impact individuals,
organizations, or societies to find directions for decisions
will most benefit any future environment. Useful in strategy
formulation, scenarios can be used in policy development,
conflict resolution, group learning, and rehearsing
management decisions. The note analyzed results of workshops
organized to define the way forward relative to the Indian
Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR). The lessons learned
include: (a) applying the analysis on larger, global issues
may be far more challenging; (b) it is recommended the
scenario process be implemented ahead of project
preparation; (c) it is essential to allocate sufficient time
and resources for creating client ownership and
understanding; (d) it is of paramount importance to compose
a multidisciplinary scenario team led by experienced
scenario leaders; and (e) it is also very important to
include participants of the groups the process aims to influence. |
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Rajalahti, Riikka Janssen, Willem Pehu, Eija |
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Rajalahti, Riikka Janssen, Willem Pehu, Eija |
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Rajalahti, Riikka |
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Scenario Planning to Guide Long-term Investments in Agricultural Science and Technology : Theory and Practice from a Case Study on India |
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Scenario Planning to Guide Long-term Investments in Agricultural Science and Technology : Theory and Practice from a Case Study on India |
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Scenario Planning to Guide Long-term Investments in Agricultural Science and Technology : Theory and Practice from a Case Study on India |
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Scenario Planning to Guide Long-term Investments in Agricultural Science and Technology : Theory and Practice from a Case Study on India |
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Scenario Planning to Guide Long-term Investments in Agricultural Science and Technology : Theory and Practice from a Case Study on India |
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scenario planning to guide long-term investments in agricultural science and technology : theory and practice from a case study on india |
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2012 |
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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2007/11/8941828/scenario-planning-guide-long-term-investments-agricultural-science-technology-theory-practice-case-study-india http://hdl.handle.net/10986/9546 |
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