{"content":[{"text":"Global Co-ordination Group on Sustainable Cocoa Economy: \n Achieving more efficient knowledge transfer \n J.G.M. Vos and U. Krauss (CABI Bioscience) \n in collaboration with \n P. Petithuguenin (CIRAD), L. Perreira (CEPLAC) and C. Nanga (CNRA)","bbox":{"left":0.064808,"top":0.111827,"width":0.8707659999999999,"height":0.15979699999999997}},{"text":"June 2002","bbox":{"left":0.452033,"top":0.285871,"width":0.096298,"height":0.023094000000000003}},{"text":"Table of contents","bbox":{"left":0.095262,"top":0.394261,"width":0.22307299999999997,"height":0.029608000000000023}},{"text":"Abstract ..................................................................................................................... 1 \n 1. Introduction...........................................................................................................2 \n 2. Background...........................................................................................................2 \n 3. Knowledge transfer and sustainable cocoa production.......................................4 \n 4. Inventory of on-going research.............................................................................5 \n 5. Research needs......................................................................................................6 \n 6. Development needs...............................................................................................6 \n 7. Conclusions...........................................................................................................7 \n References.................................................................................................................8","bbox":{"left":0.095262,"top":0.470715,"width":0.809841,"height":0.22974499999999998}},{"text":"Abstract \n More efficient transfer of technologies, or rather, knowledge transfer is needed to achieve higher \n efficiency of research efforts into sustainable cocoa production. The classical “top-down” manner of \n transferring blanket recommendations is being largely discarded with growing attention for farmer \n participatory models of knowledge dissemination. Examples of successful extension programmes \n following novel approaches to knowledge transfer are described. Such programmes show that farmer \n training should take a holistic approach to the farming system. Research needs to be focused on farmer \n problem-solving and effective research – extension – farmer partnerships need to be developed. \n Besides farmers and farming support systems (extension and research), policymakers have a role in","bbox":{"left":0.095262,"top":0.740722,"width":0.804687,"height":0.1725460000000001}},{"text":"1","bbox":{"left":0.496404,"top":0.95467,"width":0.007850999999999997,"height":0.015780000000000016}}],"images_bbox":[],"images_bbox_not_text_overlap":[]}