Legal aspects of novel contract solutions to foster the provision of agri-environmental and climate public goods and services
This practice abstract has been prepared with the aim of making available in a nutshell the wide array of issues related to voluntary contracts. It is addressed to practitioners, including farmers and forest owners, interested or involved in the design and management of contract solutions directed to the provision of environmental goods and services. Particular focus is placed on result-based and collective contract solutions, both being relatively novel approaches eligible for EU co-funding. Another contract type looked at is the land tenure contract with environmental clauses. The fourth contract type is the value-chain contract where the business partners agree on additional environmental or climate requirements going beyond legal standards.
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- Tania Runge
- Alexandra Langlais
- Michael Cardwell
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- 30-10-2022
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