Agricultural policy research institutes around the world share a common mission: to provide data and analytical results that contribute to policy planning and development. Simultaneously, they are venturing into new research areas such as climate change, biodiversity, nutrition, equity, and digital technology, and disseminating their findings not only to their primary users—the administrative departments—but also to a broader audience. The importance of dialogue between researchers and policymakers for the social implementation of research is undisputed. In this context, policy think tanks can play a significant role in bridging the gap between the two. Policy-oriented experimental research is a crucial area for the future, as it moves away from the myth of infallibility and emphasizes agile policymaking processes.
抄録全体を表示