Author
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Saioa Zorita
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TECNALIA
Spain
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EuropeanTraining Module
No training module providedKnowledge value chain
Definition
The knowledge value chain describes the dynamic, non-linear process through which diverse forms of knowledge—scientific, technical, experiential, local, and policy—are mobilised, integrated, and transformed into usable information and action.
Note: Driven by user needs and decision contexts, it involves generation, translation, co-production, and delivery across multiple actors. Iterative feedback loops enable learning and adaptation, ensuring relevance, legitimacy, and usability across contexts.
Note: Driven by user needs and decision contexts, it involves generation, translation, co-production, and delivery across multiple actors. Iterative feedback loops enable learning and adaptation, ensuring relevance, legitimacy, and usability across contexts.
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