Policy brief: Producing actionable knowledge for transformative change: impacts, potentials, and challenges in transdisciplinary research [read full report]

Producing actionable knowledge for transformative change: impacts, potentials, and challenges in transdisciplinary research



The European Union funds transdisciplinary research projects that bring together scientists, farmers, and other stakeholders to co-create practical knowledge for transforming agri-food systems.

However, achieving deep, lasting change is often hampered by systemic constraints that individual actors can't overcome alone.

Our project, Agroecology-TRANSECT, built on insights from 11 European Innovation Hubs, investigates both the potential of actionable knowledge to support transformative change and the systemic barriers that limit it – emphasising the need for supportive policies that evolve with real-world contexts.

Read the full report for detailed recommendations on:

  • Better funding of transdisciplinary research

  • Providing frameworks for inclusive and transformative research

  • Linking research with policy.


Keywords: Transdisciplinary research, Socio economic resilience, Local food systems, Low input farming, Policy

Country: EU, Other, Global, Pan-Europe


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