Policies for innovations in the new Rural Development Programs (RDP): the Italian regional experience
Summary. Italy's 2014-2020 rural development policy emphasizes knowledge systems and innovation diffusion by valuing both tacit and scientific knowledge for human capital development. The policy achieves better innovation transfer results when all chain players—farmers, researchers, and advisors—participate together. An interactive approach helps identify farm problems and develop innovative solutions. This paper examines whether Europe 2020's ambitious objectives translated into actual implementation within Italy's Rural Development Regulation and identifies ongoing problems.
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Vagnozzi, A.. (2019). Policies for innovations in the new Rural Development Programs (RDP): the Italian regional experience. https://doi.org/10.13128/rea-18168
Vagnozzi, Anna. “Policies for innovations in the new Rural Development Programs (RDP): the Italian regional experience.” 2019. https://doi.org/10.13128/rea-18168.
Vagnozzi, Anna. 2019. “Policies for innovations in the new Rural Development Programs (RDP): the Italian regional experience.” https://doi.org/10.13128/rea-18168.
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- 10.13128/rea-18168
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- Italy
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- Europe
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- policy, regional-innovation-systems
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- 2026-04-28