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Contracting on the Commons – Insights from a Multi-Stakeholder Meeting
In July 2022, an Inter-CIL-Meeting gathered members of the Contract Innovation Labs in the Hautes-Pyrénées in France to learn with and ...
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Now You See Me – Can Consumer-Labels help promote the Provision of Ecosystem Services?
Many studies show that consumers may be willing to pay a premium for food products with additional value such as regional ...
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Beyond Research: What’s your favourite contracts2.0 case study?
Over the past 3.5 years, Contracts2.0 partners have worked on agri-environment-climate-measures in and with various regions and its stakeholders. Many valuable ...
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Combining collective agri-environmental contracts with a payments-by-results approach
In his Master thesis, Max Sonntag analysed the potential for combining collective and payment-by-results elements for agri-environmental contracts, based on interviews ...
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Contracts2.0 at the ESP Europe Conference
The Ecosystem Service Partnership Conference offered a welcome opportunity to discuss the topics and research of Contracts2.0. From the 10th until ...
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To Innovate or not to Innovate? – A Danish Study on Conservation Grazing Schemes
A study on different options to improve a scheme on conservation grazing revealed that Danish farmers are not hugely keen on ...
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How to utilize SWOT results in a Multi Criteria Decision Making (MCDM) model
It is challenging to identify the deciding success factors for an effective and efficient implementation of collective agri-environmental schemes (AES). The ...
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Webinar: Implementing the Collective Approach – Evidence from Science and Practice
On Friday, January the 28th 2022 from 9:30 am – 1:30 pm, the EU-funded research & innovation project Contracts2.0 hosts the ...
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The Role of Social Capital in Agri-environmental Collectives
The network analysis of the Collective Natuurrijk Limburg reveals the various actors involved and their (formal and informal) relations. The well-developed ...
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