The document discusses innovation processes in three intervention areas of the imGoats project in Mozambique: 1) Improving access to animal health services by training community animal health workers, 2) Developing communal pasture areas through collective action between smallholders and local authorities, and 3) Improving market access by increasing coordination between value chain actors and introducing weighing scales at goat markets. The interventions related to animal health services and market access followed a more planned approach led by project partners, while the intervention for communal pastures involved unexpected collaboration between new stakeholders. All three innovation processes contributed to project outcomes despite varying in their planning, leadership, involved actors, and predictability.