An integrated eco-model of agriculture and small-scale industry in craft villages toward cleaner production and sustainable development in rural areas – A case study from Mekong delta of Viet Nam

Hải, Lê Thanh; Schnitzer, Hans; Thanh, Tran Van; Thảo, Nguyễn Thị Phương; Braunegg, Gerhart

doi:10.1016/j.jclepro.2016.06.146

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“…Agricultural cleaner production is a practical agricultural technology and scientific production management mode, which can not only meet the needs of agricultural production, but also make rational use of resources and protect humans and the environment [7]. Agricultural cleaner production requires the rational use of chemical fertilizers, pesticides, and other inputs, and encourages farmers to carry out soil testing, formulated fertilization technology, and straw returning technology, etc., so as to control agricultural pollution from the source and reduce the risk of agricultural production and service processes to the environment and human beings [8].…”

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The Impact of Village Rules and Formal Environmental Regulations on Farmers’ Cleaner Production Behavior: New Evidence from China

Liu

2021

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Village rules and formal environmental regulations are of great significance for standardizing farmers’ cleaner production behavior, promoting green transformation of agriculture and realizing sustainable development of agriculture. Based on the survey data of 946 farmers in five provinces of China, taking seed coating technology, soil testing and formulated fertilization technology, subsoiling tillage technology, green technology for pest and disease control and straw returning technology as examples, this article empirically analyzes the impact of village rules and formal environmental regulations on farmers’ cleaner production behavior by using the multivariate probit model. When formal environmental regulations are relatively lacking or weak, village rules can be used as a useful supplement to formal environmental regulations to promote farmers’ participation in cleaner production. Based on this, this article argues that the important reason for formal environmental regulations falling into relative system failure is that village rules have not been paid enough attention in promoting farmers’ cleaner production behavior. In the future, we should not only continue to strengthen the role of formal environmental regulations in farmers’ cleaner production, but also cultivate the informal institution represented by the village rules, and build the regulatory system of mutual support between informal institution and formal institution.

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The Impact of Village Rules and Formal Environmental Regulations on Farmers’ Cleaner Production Behavior: New Evidence from China

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2021

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“…Cleaner agricultural production can meet the needs of agricultural sustainable development by using clean energy and raw materials, improving the regulatory system and reducing all kinds of pollution in the process of agricultural product [6][7][8]. Cleaner production has different names in different development stages or different countries, such as "waste reduction", "waste free process", "pollution prevention", etc.…”

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The Impact of Rural Population Aging on Farmers’ Cleaner Production Behavior: Evidence from Five Provinces of the North China Plain

Liu

2021

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The purpose of this article is to examine the impact of rural population aging on farmers’ cleaner production behavior through the intervening effects of three aspects (learning capacity, factor substitution and behavior imitation). The data used in this article were collected from a questionnaire survey of 916 farmers in the main grain producing provinces of the North China Plain. First, confirmatory factor analysis was carried out, and then data were analyzed through structural equation modeling using the bootstrap methodology in AMOS 24. The findings indicate that rural population aging inhibits farmers’ cleaner production behavior through learning capacity. In contrast, rural population aging promotes farmers’ cleaner production behavior through factor substitution and behavior imitation. From the perspective of both challenges and opportunities, this article investigates the impact mechanism and comprehensive effect of rural population aging on farmers’ cleaner production behavior, so as to explore new ways to promote cleaner agricultural production under the background of an accelerated aging the of rural labor force and provide reference for the formulation of relevant policies.

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“…Nhóm tác giả thuộc IER 12 đã đánh giá tiềm năng xây dựng các mô hình sản xuất tích hợp theo hướng sinh thái khép kín cho các làng nghề ĐBSCL theo đó đặc thù sản xuất và điều kiện tự nhiên của các làng nghề ở ĐBSCL rất phù hợp với các mô hình sinh thái trong đó có nhóm nghề chế biến thực phẩm. Một số mô hình sản xuất công nông nghiệp theo hướng sinh thái khép kín đã được đề xuất và triển khai cho một số ngành ở quy mô hộ gia đình như sản xuất tinh bột gạo 13 . Mô hình được xây dựng dựa vào nguyên tắc tận dụng tối đa điều kiện tự nhiên, hệ sinh thái sẵn có của từng hộ gia đình kết hợp với các hệ thống xử lý cuối đường ống và hệ thống kỹ thuật thu hồi, tái chế để thiết lập mô hình phát triển tối ưu cho hộ.…”

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Development of agro-industrial eco-model (aicem) for production of raw coconut jelly sector in Mekong Delta

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Sci. Tech. Dev. J.-Sci. Earth Environ.

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The argo-industrial model producing of closed ecosystem in Mekong Delta is a development in the world. In this paper, the construction method outlined criteria identifys for the agro-industrial production model toward dual-closed ecological direction for coconut jelly processing facility. Set up criteria determines the impacts of production technology, the efficiency of using energy and natural resources, sustainable livelihoods, and the replicability of the model that will affect on the sustainability of the model. The research methodology was based on the results of surveys, investigation, and assessment of current model, and identifying a scientific basis for the set up criteria. Based on that, set up criteria was propose and application for a coconut jelly processing facility for Nguyen Thanh Trung household in Nhon Thanh commnune, Ben Tre city, Ben Tre province and recommend the solution for completed model based on eco-technique and closed matter & energy line. The results of the model meet all the requirements of the set up criteria. The quality of water supply meets the standards for coconut jelly processing. Treated wastewater by aquatic plants system meets the standard for wastewater discharges into the water resource. Water comsumption was saved and reduced the greenhouse gas emissions from burning wood for coconut jelly processing. The production costs were saved, resulting increasing income for household. This is pilot the perfected model to expand to other facilities.

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An integrated eco-model of agriculture and small-scale industry in craft villages toward cleaner production and sustainable development in rural areas – A case study from Mekong delta of Viet Nam

Cited by 31 publications

References 30 publications

The Impact of Village Rules and Formal Environmental Regulations on Farmers’ Cleaner Production Behavior: New Evidence from China

The Impact of Village Rules and Formal Environmental Regulations on Farmers’ Cleaner Production Behavior: New Evidence from China

The Impact of Rural Population Aging on Farmers’ Cleaner Production Behavior: Evidence from Five Provinces of the North China Plain

Development of agro-industrial eco-model (aicem) for production of raw coconut jelly sector in Mekong Delta

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