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Multisectoral Collaboration in Implementation, Multi-Disciplinary Collaboration in Research

Multisectoral Collaboration in Implementation, Multi-Disciplinary Collaboration in Research. Implementation. Research. AgriDiet Conceptual Framework. Challenges and Issues. Institutional & disciplinary boundaries Incentive systems for researchers (e.g. publications in “main discipline”)

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Multisectoral Collaboration in Implementation, Multi-Disciplinary Collaboration in Research

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  1. Multisectoral Collaboration in Implementation, Multi-Disciplinary Collaboration in Research Implementation Research

  2. AgriDiet Conceptual Framework

  3. Challenges and Issues • Institutional & disciplinary boundaries • Incentive systems for researchers (e.g. publications in “main discipline”) • Ownership and sharing of data • Analytical understandings and frameworks, e.g. what “causes” under-nutrition? • Methodological approaches – “positivist” vs “social constructionist”: tendency to under-value qualitative information • Desire to test an intervention through experimental approach vs reality of multiple hard-to-control influences: what change do single interventions bring about? • Ethical issues in testing interventions • Policy relevance – great reality check: what do we have to offer? • Have to allow time for research to provide good policy-relevant recommendations: ideally, 3-stage approach: (i) understand, (ii) try out & evaluate interventions, (iii) scale-up

  4. Macro-micro Research and Analysis Framework (Hossain et al, 2013)

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