These short bites will illustrate that while the concept of AIS can seem complicated, it is actually a process that strengthens and enables long term sustainable agriculture outcomes. By illustrating AIS with concrete examples and stories that typify an AIS tool, we hope to show that AIS need not be a complicated end-procedure but rather a method leading to sustainable agricultural productivity. We asked several Agriculture TTLs to talk and describe about their experience with AIS in country contexts. We asked them to illustrate what AIS means for them in projects, in their own experience, who they interact with as key players, what are their tips. Hopefully, this mini-series will enable agriculture practitioners to visualize agricultural innovation systems and use practices from example-stories to add into Agriculture Projects. This will be useful for anyone working in Agriculture projects, or anyone learning about Agriculture, whether in development or not. This e-learning will hopefully shed light internally on the relevance about thinking of systems in our interventions, but also externally in showing what Agriculture means to the Bank.