On behalf of Prolinnova, as part of its collaboration with the CCAFS (Climate Change, Agriculture and Food Security) Research Program, Ann Waters-Bayer attended the CCAFS Science Meeting on “Achieving more impact through connecting, engaging and learning with communities and other key actors”, 18–19 March 2013 in Bodega Bay, California. The meeting showcased past and ongoing participatory work and experiences from CCAFS and the wider CGIAR and looked at ways in which participatory (social learning) approaches could inform and improve current and future CCAFS work.
