Farmer Behaviour + Incentives
Farmer behaviour and incentives assessed how the enrolment of farmers in the design and monitoring of new schemes influenced the implementation of biodiversity sensitive farming approaches. A review of existing agri-environment schemes assessed their potential to incentivise biodiversity management by Farmer Clusters. Economic experiments and choice experiments were used to develop new agri-environment payment schemes that allowed innovative, place-based and system-specific management solutions to be rewarded. Pilot Clusters, as a living-lab, guided experimental design and implementation, and acted as a test-case for alternative payment-scheme designs. Focus was on results-based payments, promoting spatially coordinated actions, interactions between public and private incentives and the role of labelling. Learn more using the legacy guide below - it's the easiest way to explore project results and materials all in one place.
Deliverables
D6.1: Report on the impact of Cluster approach on Farmer's self-identity and behavior
D6.2: Online virtual environments showcasing local biodiversity information
D6.3: Report on current and potential private incentives
D6.4: Review of existing public incentive schemes plus design options
D6.5: Report on results-based payments to promote agrobiodiversity
D6.6: Summary information notes and policy briefs
Please note deliverable task numbers don't indicate order of delivery.
