Who is in the game? Net-mapping as a tool to find stakeholders in a food system

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Abstract

Net-mapping is a mapping tool based on group interviewing. It helps to visualize certain situations where many different actors can influence outcomes. A net-map helps us to understand the actors are involved in the network, the nature of their linkages are, the extent of their influence on what and whom, and their goals.

Citation

Habermann, B. 2022. Who is in the game? Net-mapping as a tool to find stakeholders in a food system. Blog Post. Nairobi, Kenya: ILRI

Authors

  • Habermann, Birgit

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