Abstract
Advocacy for both critical analysis of social and environmental change and a more solutions-oriented agenda has been a central mission of sustainability science since its inception [1]. To this end, integration of knowledge across disciplinary divides and inclusion of non-academic actors into the research process have been widely promoted (e.g. [2–4]). Aspirations to link knowledge to action do not only bear on processes of knowledge generation, but also on strategies for research outreach.
Highlights
Into the research process have been widely promoted
At the same change of knowledge and joint experimentation, such time, this film presents a concrete example of how action- groups serve as arenas for ‘everyday politics’ [7], and the oriented research can be employed in sustainability science creation of strategies to expand the room for manoeuvre in to generate place-based knowledge as well as practical struggles over resources while seeking alternative develoutcomes in favour of sustainability
Building on farmers’ existing collective film focuses on land degradation—a serious sustainability action, the film, describes the initiation of a challenge in many parts of the world—and reflects a pro- collaborative experimentation process in which urine fercess in which smallholder farmers in Uganda were involved tilizer was tested, positively evaluated and eventually disin research to jointly define problems and develop a partial seminated through various strategies
Summary
Into the research process have been widely promoted (e.g. everyday lives are affected by land degradation, in terms [2,3,4]). The short film presented here—“Making research change, socio-economic vulnerability and rural marginalmatter—From knowledge to action with farmers in Uganda”’ ization.
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