Case Studies
Case studies are defined as an analysis of one or more practices, events, or business cases that broader lessons can be extracted from and adapted to other contexts for replication of improved practices. Some of the examples research here include:
- Use of DNA fingerprinting to test variety identity and seed purity,
- Building capacity of agrodealers through different strategies and channels, and
- Third-party seed inspectors to scale and enhance seed certification processes.
Taken together, models generally apply specific tools to be successful, while case studies provide the context and considerations for those models and tools to be adapted successfully to different contexts (i.e., different countries or crops with different regulations, partners, and production environments).