Ein neuer Gesellschaftsvertrag für eine nachhaltige Landwirtschaft

Interventielogica voor de groenblauwe architectuur van het GLB : Borging van samenhang tussen doelen, maatregelen en monitoring

“…Een omslag van inkomenssteun naar gerichte prestatiebetalingen wordt breed gezien als noodzakelijk (Buckwell et al, 2017;ECORYS, 2017;Feindt et al, 2018Feindt et al, , 2019aFeindt et al, , 2019b https://data.consilium.europa.eu/doc/document/ST-12148-2020-INIT/en/pdf (hoofdtekst van de verordening) en https://data.consilium.europa.eu/doc/document/ST-12148-2020-ADD-1/en/pdf (bijlagen) diensten nodig is en dat een puntensysteem daarvan een belangrijk onderdeel is (Feindt et al, 2018 Berkhout et al (2019b) (bron: Berkhout et al, 2019b. In dat geval is er geen sprake van het stapelen van acties om een vooraf vastgesteld aantal punten te behalen, zoals in optie 3a (vergroening-nieuwe-stijl).…”

Cultivating Common Good: A Call for Transformative Science to renew the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP)

“…In addition, there is little monitoring, and thus, a control deficit. This is especially true when it comes to complying environmental laws (Feindt et al 2019). The vast environmental consequences agricultural practices present, is pinpointed by the Paris Agreement, where agriculture is one of the biggest polluting sectors in the EU's economy (Lampkin et al 2020).…”

“…A prominent example is the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear meltdown that led to a turning point in German energy policy-making, and eventually, the decision to phase out nuclear energy (Hindmarsh and Priestly 2015). Another example would be the quick implementation of a quality assurance system for the agriculture sector after the BSE crisis (i.e., mad cow disease) (Feindt et al 2019).…”

“…It is crucial to highlight zoonosis here because many people are aware that the coronavirus most likely originated from animals (Hui et al 2020). It has been shown that viruses are more likely to jump from animal to human during intensive livestock farming (Feindt et al 2019), which is currently a major form of farming funded by the EU. In other words, the present structure of agriculture is laid out in a way to facilitate conditions for the spread of diseases.…”

“…This could also address a shortcoming of the current CAP: Its ability to learn and its' opportunities for participation have been low. This results in low adaptability to change and strong orientation on established paradigms (Feindt et al 2019). Furthermore, an innovative participation process would crack open the structures of power within the agribusiness, and thus, take away the accentuate influence of a selected few.…”