Effect of Capacity Building on Production of Safe and Profitable Leafy Vegetables Among Farmers in Ibadan City of Nigeria

Governing agricultural innovation: A comprehensive framework to underpin sustainable transitions

“…It includes the adaptive and innovative capacity of the actors and their psychosocial factors as well as the immediate context within which the actors are embedded. The psychosocial factors have been generally addressed as part of the adaptive or innovative capacity in the articles in our literature review, but for reasons that will be described below we treat them as a References: Demissie & Munchie, 2014;Fielke & Bardsley, 2014;Govoeyi et al, 2019;Lowitt et al, 2015;Olajide-Taiwo et al, 2011;Song et al, 2017;Struik et al, 2014;Zhou & Wang, 2018 References: Bussey et al, 2012;Chelleri et al, 2016;Darnhofer, 2010;Darnhofer et al, 2010;Dennis et al, 2016;Fielke & Bardley, 2014;Grundmann et al, 2012;Guido et al, 2018;Heijne et al 2014;Knox et al, 2010;Leitgeb et al, 2014;Li et al, 2019;Lin, 2011;Lowitt et al, 2015;Makate, 2020;Mase et al, 2017;Patnaik et al, 2019;Rossi et al, 2014;Shah et al, 2019;Snyder & Cullen 2014;Urruty et al, 2016;Wigboldus et al, 2016;Wilk et al, 2013; References: van der Veen, 2010; Table 2. Components of the foundation.…”