More than spatial coordination – How Dutch agricultural collectives foster social capital for effective governance of agri-environmental measures

Barghusen, Rena; Sattler, Claudia; Berner, Richard; Matzdorf, Bettina

doi:10.1016/j.jrurstud.2022.10.023

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“…Within this Dutch model, farmers form collectives that negotiate agri‐environmental contracts with local entities (Franks & McGloin, 2007). These collectives have the advantage that through collaboration at a landscape scale, scheme effectiveness is improved (Westerink et al., 2017), and governmental transaction costs are decreased (Barghusen et al., 2022). However, empirical evidence suggests that these collectives incur higher private transaction costs due to the higher coordination efforts between individual parties (Westerink et al., 2017).…”

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Using farmers' ex ante preferences to design agri‐environmental contracts: A systematic review

Schulze,

Zagórska,

Häfner

et al. 2023

J Agricultural Economics

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Ensuring that farmers' ex ante preferences are accounted for is crucial for the design of effective agri‐environmental contracts. We present a systematic review of 127 discrete choice experiment (DCE) studies of farmers' preferences with respect to agri‐environmental contracts. DCE studies evaluate two central features of farmers' behaviour: (1) their willingness to accept land use prescriptions, such as fertiliser use, application of pesticides, restrictions on cropping, livestock management, integration of silvopasture, maintaining soil health or water use restrictions; and (2) their responses to variations in incentive and commitment criteria, such as reward schemes, monitoring regimes, technical assistance, flexibility of agreements, administrative burden and collaborative implementation. Our analysis considers how these different elements are interlinked and applied in experiments to simulate farmers' decision‐making processes. We examine recent methodological improvements in explaining farmer behaviour, including the accommodation of preference heterogeneity, the combining of discrete (enrolment) and continuous decisions, and the incorporation of farmers' sense of identity. DCEs have been applied for the ex ante analysis of different policy instruments to inform the European Common Agricultural Policy and agri‐environmental schemes outside the EU. The results of this systematic review may be useful in informing the future design of such agri‐environmental programmes. The database underpinning this systematic literature review may help peer scientists to (a) compare, validate and triangulate their own findings with respect to other experimental approaches, (b) use previous willingness‐to‐accept (WTA) measures as priors for their own study design, and (c) identify research gaps regarding farmers' preferences for agri‐environmental measures.

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Using farmers' ex ante preferences to design agri‐environmental contracts: A systematic review

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Häfner

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J Agricultural Economics

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“…Social interaction is between humans and humans, between subjects and subjects. Thus, in this interaction, there will be a reciprocal relationship where each other influences and is influenced by each other (Barghusen et al, 2022). So the individual needs a relationship with his environment that can activate him, stimulate his development, and provide something he needs.…”

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Internalization of Faith and Piety Values in the Formation of Personality Through Contemporary Science Learning

Arifudin,

Khobir,

Syafeie

2023

Al-Hayat J. Islamic. E.

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Adolescents are in a transitional period where they seek their identity. Their thoughts and stances are constantly changing. If teenagers get good guidance from adults, they will become valuable people for themselves and their environment. Otherwise, they will be in doubt. Eventually, they will fall into a negative direction that will harm them. The purpose of this study is to explain the internalization of the values of faith and piety in the formation of personality through learning contemporary science. This research was conducted using a descriptive-analytic method with a quantitative approach. While the data collection steps used in this study were interviews, participatory observation, documentation studies, and questionnaires, The results of this study indicate that the teacher's efforts to internalize the values of faith and piety in the formation of student personality at Al Azhar 5 Islamic High School in Cirebon City through modern science learning, which includes praying before and after learning, reciting the Koran for 15 minutes the first hour before teaching and learning activities, and linking the subject matter to the content of faith and piety (imtaq), are categorized as very good based on student response data obtained by 82.2%. The obstacles faced by teachers in internalizing the values of faith and piety in the formation of students' personalities at SMA Islam Al Azhar 5 in Cirebon City through modern science learning include the lack of understanding of some teachers of non-Islamic religious education subjects in linking subjects with faith and piety.

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Designing successful agri-environmental schemes: A mechanistic analysis of a collective scheme for eco-system services in the Netherlands

Bazzan

Candel

Daugbjerg

2023

Environmental Science & Policy

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More than spatial coordination – How Dutch agricultural collectives foster social capital for effective governance of agri-environmental measures

Cited by 8 publications

References 41 publications

Using farmers' ex ante preferences to design agri‐environmental contracts: A systematic review

Using farmers' ex ante preferences to design agri‐environmental contracts: A systematic review

Internalization of Faith and Piety Values in the Formation of Personality Through Contemporary Science Learning

Designing successful agri-environmental schemes: A mechanistic analysis of a collective scheme for eco-system services in the Netherlands

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