October 10, 2019 Presentation Open Access

Bálint Balázs; Eszter Kelemen

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  "description": "<p>Our workshop (<em>Policy recommendations to make the sociotechnical systems more disposed to crop diversification</em>)&nbsp;co-organised with&nbsp;Barbara Pancino (University of Tuscia, Italy) and B&aacute;lint Bal&aacute;zs (ESSRG, Hungary) explored the role of&nbsp;public policies in the socio-technical lock-in that prevents crop diversification despite its benefits.&nbsp;Two input presentations explored how current policies may provide incentives to promote crop diversification. B&aacute;lint Bal&aacute;zs presented new governance solutions for legume-based food systems.</p>", 
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  "datePublished": "2019-10-10", 
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