The paper investigates how science funders can actively promote science-society-policy interactions through transdisciplinary research as a means to advance sustainable development in the Global South.

Authors conducted over 150 interviews to find out if high-value agriculture contributes to rural incomes in a durable way.

Authors argue that current structures in Global North-South research for development need to improve in order to fully use the potential of transdisciplinarity for sustainability transformation.

Paper presents an exploratory comparative analysis of four cases from the cacao sectors of Peru and Switzerland.

CDE is involved in a survey on how to accelerate the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals. Have your say!