Agri-environmental policies generally build around two complementary approaches:
mandatory requirements and (compensated) voluntary measures. One of the challenges of …

The goal of this paper is to provide insights into how scientific evidence can be used for
policymaking and put evidence-based agriculture and food policies at the top of research …

We replicate Bocquého et al.(2014), who used multiple price lists to investigate the risk
preferences of 107 French farmers. We collected new data from 1430 participants in 11 …

In order to keep pace with the evolution of the objectives and means of the EU's Common
Agricultural Policy, evaluation tools also need to adapt. A set of tools that have proved highly …

There is a growing interest in collective contracts to address agri-environmental policy goals
at landscape scales. Yet, little is known about farmers' general willingness to cooperate. We …

The Common Agricultural Policy 2021–2027 includes stronger environmental and climate
targets to contribute to Green Deal objectives. By using direct payment funds for sustainable …

Taking into account the evolution of the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP), it is wondered to
what extent the “green” transformation of this policy and the accompanying change in the …

A sustainable transition in the agri‐food system holds society‐wide implications. Farmers
play central roles in responding to climate change, environmental degradation and …

Economic experiments have emerged as a powerful tool for agricultural policy evaluations.
In this perspective, we argue that involving stakeholders in the design of economic …

Die Nutzung wissenschaftlicher Erkenntnisse ist die Grundlage für eine evidenzbasierte
Agrarpolitik. Agrarpolitik ist durch verschiedene und oft widersprüchliche Ziele …