ISBN: 9789264033610
Publisher: OECD
Format: Printed + Free PDF
Pages: 252
| Multifunctionality in Agriculture
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These proceedings examine the nature and strength of jointness between agricultural commodity production and non-commodity outputs from the perspective of three areas important to the agricultural sector: rural development, environmental externalities and food security. This workshop also examined whether the relationships among these non-commodity outputs were complementary or competing. Finally, the policy implications that could be derived from the findings of this workshop were also a key element in the discussions and are summarised in the Rapporteur’s summary.
Table of contents:
PART 1: WORKSHOP SUMMARY
-Multifunctionality in Agriculture:Evaluating the Degree of Jointness, Policy Implications by David Abler, Pennsylvania State University
PART 2. EVALUATING THE DEGREE OF JOINTNESS BETWEEN AGRICULTURAL COMMODITY PRODUCTION AND RURAL DEVELOPMENT
-To what extent is rural development a joint product of agriculture? Overview and Policy Implications by Franz Sinabell, Austrian Institute of Economic Research
-Maintaining Farmland: A New Focus for Agricultural Policy by David Freshwater, University of Kentucky
-Agricultural Multifunctionality and Village Viability: A Case Study from Japan by Motoyuki Goda, Tottori University of Environmental Studies
-Evaluation of Jointness Between Agriculture and Rural Development by Christian Flury, Gianluca Giuliani and Simon Buchli, Flury&Giuliani GmbH Zurich
PART 3: EVALUATING THE DEGREE OF JOINTNESS BETWEEN AGRICULTURAL COMMODITY PRODUCTION AND ENVIRONMENTAL EXTERNALITIES
-To What Extent are Environmental Externalities a Joint Product Of Agriculture? Overview and Policy Implications by Ian Hodge, University of Cambridge
-Different Types of Jointness in Production of Environmental Goods and Agricultural Policy Change by Petr Havlik, UMR LAMETA, University Montpellier 1 and Mendel University of Agriculture and Forestry of Brno
-De-linked Cost of Rural Landscape Maintenance: A Case Study from the Swiss lowlands by Robert Huber, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zurich
-The Cost Relationships Among Various Environmental Benefits: Lessons from Agro-environmental Schemes by Pierre Dupraz, INRA
PART 4: EVALUATING THE DEGREE OF JOINTNESS BETWEEN AGRICULUTURAL COMMODITY PRODUCTION AND FOOD SECURITY
-Degrees of Jointness for Food Security and Agriculture by Stefan Mann, Swiss Federal Research Station for Agriculture Economics and Engineering
-Optimal Provision of Public Goods: Implications for Support to Agriculture by Rolf Jens Brunstad, Ivar Gaasland and Erling Vårdal
-Relationship Between Domestic Agricultural Production and Food Security: a Case from Japan by Osamu Koyama, Japan International Research Centre for Agricultural Science
-An Evaluation of Agriculture's Contribution to Food Security by Pius Hättenschwiler, University Fribourg, Fribourg, and Christian Flury, Flury&Giuliani GmbH Zurich
PART 5: POLICY IMPLICATIONS OF MULTIPLE NON-COMMODITY OUTPUTS
-Rural Viability, Multifunctionality and Policy Design by Markku Ollikainen, University of Helsinki and Jussi Lankoski, OECD
-Domestic and International Implications of Jointness for an Effective Multifunctional Agriculture: Some Evidence from Sheep Raising in Lozère by Tristan Le Cotty and Louis-Pascal Mahé
-Jointness, Transaction Costs and Policy Implications by Per Kristian Rorstad, Norwegian University of Life Sciences
-Evaluation of Jointness in Swiss Agriculture by Christian Flury, Flury& Giuliani GmbH, Zurich and Robert Huber, Institute for Environmental Decisions ETH Zurich, Zurich
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