#Pet er drivers
Erwin van Tuijl, Mariam Basajja, Juan Carlo Intriago Zambrano & Peter Knorringa (2022) - Drivers and barriers of a platform-based business model in agriculture: The case of Apollo Agriculture - DevISSues, 24 (1), 8-10.Pineda-Escobar, Rachel Howell, Michelle Verheij & Peter Knorringa (2022) - Frugal innovation and sustainability outcomes: findings from a systematic literature review - European Journal of Innovation Management, 25 (6), 984-1007 - doi: 10.1108/EJIM-02-2022-0083. Onsongo, Peter Knorringa & Cees van Beers (2023) - Frugal business model innovation in the Base of the Pyramid: The case of Philips Community Life Centres in Africa - Technovation, 121 - doi: 10.1016/j.technovation.2022.102675. Most of his research experience is in India and Vietnam, and he has also worked in Brazil, China, Costa Rica, Ethiopia, Indonesia, Kenya, Nepal, South Africa, Tanzania, Uganda and Russia. His present research explores the developmental impacts of frugal innovations, and builds on his previous research on clustered small and medium scale enterprises, the role of trust, networks and social capital in value chain analysis, and the role of sustainability standards. Since 2013, Professor Knorringa is the academic director of the Centre for Frugal Innovation in Africa (CFIA), a multi-disciplinary research centre that is part of the strategic alliance between Leiden University, Delft University of Technology and the Erasmus University Rotterdam in the Netherlands. Instead, he aims to advance a more empirical and nuanced debate on where and when entrepreneurs and firms are more likely to contribute to achieving more inclusive and sustainable development. He does not perceive private firms as either the ‘enemy’ or the ‘heroic deliverer’ of development. His Chair focuses on the diverse roles and impacts of business on development. Peter Knorringa is a Professor of Private Sector & Development at the International Institute of Social Studies (ISS) at Erasmus University Rotterdam. Nieuws & Agenda Open submenu Nieuws & Agenda.
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