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Special issue on "Organic farming: A sustainable model for transition in the Mediterranean"
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Assessing experts' contribution in a qualitative DSS: An example from organic food sector scenarios
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Organic Farming by 2010: Scenarios for the Future
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Sistemi fuzzy rule-based e analisi di scenario. Un’applicazione al caso dell’agricoltura biologica
No full textPotential implementation problems of the EU OAP: a failure mode and effects analysis
Full text linkSince 2001, the EU Commission has followed principles of good governance (EC, 2001). One of the five principles of good governance is participation in the formulation of policies and their implementation. The aim of this paper is to provide a first evaluation of the EU Organic Action Plan (OAP) and the Organic action plan evaluation toolbox (ORGAPET) combining the knowledge of researchers from different countries (AND, CH, CZ, DE, DK, IT, NL, SI, UK) with external expertise (Advisory Committee, EU Commission)
The future of organic farming in Europe: a scenario analysis
No full textProceedings of the International Symposium “Organic Agriculture in the Mediterranean basin” (Agadir, Oct. 7-10, 2001
The role of stakeholder involvement in EU research and innovation policy: a case study of Technology Platform Organics
Full text linkThis paper analyses the importance that participatory approaches may play in shaping the innovation policy in the context of the EU research framework programme. The paper reports case study research on the role of "TP Organics", a European Technology Platform (ETP) that supports research and innovation in organic farming in the EU. The case study is based on data concerning the relevance of resources pertaining to organic farming in the EU's most recent framework programmes for research and development (FP7 and Horizon 2020). We use process tracing to analyse the causal effects of the participatory approach used by TP Organics in defining policies and promoting funding for the organic sector. Data concerning textual content analysis on research calls and budget disaggregation for EU research funding are used to test the hypothesis that the engagement of stakeholders provides substantial effects in terms of the number of research projects explicitly oriented to organic farming and the amount of research funding made available. Results refer to the outcomes of a structured testing sequence for the key hypotheses supporting the causal model. They show that the impact of TP Organics relies on its successful multi-stakeholder participatory processes, which have improved the relevance of research themes related to organic farming and have ultimately yielded an increase in financed research projects and financial contributions to research on organic farming in the EU. Conclusions provide some theoretical generalisations on the importance of stakeholder engagement in successfully lobbying for research policy
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