Resource Library

At IDIN, we’re all about learning, especially when it’s hands-on. Here we’ve compiled some of our favorite resources, many of which are used at our trainings and summits around the world.

Using the IDIN Brand: A Resource for Partners and Network Members

  • IDIN Communications

The IDIN logo is a visible and recognizable symbol of the International Development Innovation Network (IDIN) brand. By consistently applying the logo on all program communications from 2013-2017, we have built public awareness and promoted the program’s work.

The following guidelines govern the use of the IDIN logo and corresponding brand after most official program activities close on September 30, 2017. Please review this guide if you use the IDIN logo or name on any digital or print materials, and adjust your materials accordingly. 

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Idea to Impact: A Guide to Introduction and Scale of Global Health Innovations

  • What We're Reading

This is a great new guide and toolkit for introducing and scaling global health innovations. 

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Local Innovation & Participatory Innovation Development

  • What We're Reading

This working paper by Prolinnova summarizes reflections on local innovation and participatory innovation development that took place within the Prolinnova International Support Team, based on observations and discussions with partners during advisory visits and workshops.

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Capacity to Innovate from a System CGIAR Research Program Perspective

  • What We're Reading

This is a recent overview of CGIAR's recent work on promoting the "capacity to innovate" at the local level: what that means, why it matters, and how to support it. This short publication is an interesting overview on how to stimulate local people's innovation capacity.

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Innovations For the Poor By the Poor

  • What We're Reading

This paper, by the Honey Bee Network at the Indian Institute of Management, explores the power and importance of grassroots innovation and inclusive development  from an Indian-perspective. 

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Agricultural Mobile Irrigation System Engineering Senior Design Report

  • Student Papers

This report has been compiled with the intent of summarizing the progress made on the Agricultural Mobile Irrigation System (AMIS) and includes the problem scope and development, current design specifications and how they came about, the benchmarks for evaluation, and the results. The main objectives were to build and evaluate the performance of a complete AMIS system.

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