AECPG contractual framework and practical solutions catalogue (short design guide version)
This document is a guide for practitioners to support the design of initiatives for the provision of agri-environmental-climate public goods (AECPGs) on a voluntary basis by agriculture and forestry. Hereby, it , focuses on voluntary contracts to farmers and forest owners, which intend to implement contracts with four specific contract characteristics: environmental prescriptions included in land tenure contracts, result-based payments, provision of AECPGs in form of collective arrangements between land managers, and value chain contracts involving the value chain as actor supporting AECPG provision.
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- 30-10-2022
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