Türk tarım-gıda sektöründe yeni bir model denemesi

Öz

Çalışma, Ankara Bölgesel Yenilik Stratejisinde öncelikli olan tarım sektörü için bir tarım-gıda modelinin geliştirilmesini amaçlamaktadır. Model Ankara Kalkınma Ajansı tarafından tasarlanmış ve pilot düzeyde uygulanmıştır. Model iki bileşenden oluşmuştur. Bunlardan biri, teknolojiyi bu sektöre getirmek için teknoloji geliştiriciler ile çiftçileri veya şirketleri eşleştiren teknoloji özümseme modeli, diğeri ise üniversite, araştırma istasyonları ve çiftçiler ile gıda şirketlerinin yeniliği yaymak için birlikte çalıştığı yayım modelidir. Bu model, teknolojik gelişmeler ve start-upların ve kamu politikalarının tarım-gıda sektörüne olan yoğun ilgisi sayesinde gelişmekte olan ülkelerde farklı bir yaklaşıma ışık tutacaktır. Pilot model çiftçiler, gıda firmaları ve üniversiteler arasındaki on karşılaşmaya dayanmaktadır. Ön sonuçlar, programın çiftçiler ve gıda şirketlerinin yanı sıra yeni kurulan şirketler tarafından da memnuniyetle karşılandığını göstermiştir.

Anahtar Kelimeler

• Bölgesel inovasyon
• Ankara
• Tarım
• Gıda
• Teknoloji
• Tarımsal Yayım

A New Model Trial in Turkish Agri-Food Sector

Öz

The study aims to develop an agri-food model for the agriculture sector which was prioritized in Ankara Regional Innovation Strategy. The model was designed by Ankara Development Agency and implemented at the pilot level. The model consisted of two components. One of them is technology absorption, which matches technology makers and farmers or companies in order to bring technology to this sector, and another one is an extension model that university, research stations, farmers, and food companies work together to spread innovation. This model will shed light on a different approach in developing countries thanks to technological improvement and the great interest of startups and public policies for the agro-food sector. The pilot model was based on ten matches in between farmers, food firms, and universities. The preliminary results showed that the program was welcomed by farmers and food companies as well as start-ups.

Anahtar Kelimeler

• Regional Innovation
• Ankara
• Agriculture
• Food
• Technology
• Agricultural Extension

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