This InfoPoint aims to share research approaches and positions, as well as the changes they enable, through the testimony of three DeSIRA projects: Sustenta & Innova, Dinaamicc and Asset. 

These experiences illustrate the importance of the research-development continuum, the continuity of research, and its central role in the co-design of agroecological innovations. They also highlight the importance of key mechanisms (participatory approaches, capacity building, science-policy interface) that foster the use and impact of these innovations.

The projects cover three key regions: Latin America, Africa (Madagascar), and Southwest Asia. Through the presentation of three projects, this InfoPoint will showcase the methods and approaches proposed by CIRAD and its partners that enable the co-design of innovations, promote their use, and generate changes on the ground.

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