Social-Ecological System Framework for Agro-ecological farming system
The document explains the adapted Social-Ecological System framework for the sustainability assessment of agroecological farming systems. It includes i) co-constructed strategies for agro-ecological transitions in the case studies; ii) assessments of the implementation of agro-ecological practices at farm level; iii) territorial level assessments of large-scale implementations of agro-ecological practices in the context of different food scenarios; iv) evaluation of the transdisciplinary approach and the engagement of actors in Multi-Actor Platforms.
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Understanding and improving the sustainability of agro-ecological farming systems in the EU
- Beliggenhed
- Europe
- Forfattere
- Guisepelli Emmanuel
- Francesco Vanni
- Formål
- Dissemination
- Filtype
- Document
- Filstørrelse
- 884 kB
- Oprettet den
- 07-11-2018
- Oprindelsessprog
- English
- Projektets officielle hjemmeside
- UNISECO
- Licens
- CC BY
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