COACH Project - Benefits of Public Policies for Short Food Supply Chains
COACH project aimed to facilitate collaboration between farmers, consumers, local governments and other actors to scale up short agri-food chains which rebalance farmers’ position, create win-wins for producers and consumers and drive innovation in territorial food systems. The current policy brief highlights 4 priorities to support and unlock the potential of Short Food Supply Chains.
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Informações detalhadas sobre a contribuição
- Localização
- Europe
- Italy
- Autores
- Andrea Marescotti
- Giovanni Belletti
- Matteo Mengoni
- Objetivo
- Dissemination
- Communication
- Tipo de ficheiro
- Document
- Tamanho do ficheiro
- 4.17 MB
- Publicado em
- 31-05-2023
- Idioma original
- English
- Sítio Web oficial do projeto
- –
- Licença
- CC BY
- Palavras-chave
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