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D1.1 Linkages between agricultural trade, markets, investments, environmental sustainability and human well-being
Knickel, Karlheinz;
Alexovicova, Iveta;
Bassi, Andrea;
Chen, Qiuzhen;
Guzzetti, Marco;
Häberli, Christian;
Idsardi, Ernst;
Thierry, Kesteloot;
Lunogelo, Hoseana;
Songole, Abel;
Steiner, Bodo;
Vervest, Pietje;
Vidueira, Pablo
The review highlights with many examples that agricultural trade is not just a function of countries and regions, but especially of food system actors. This in turn calls for more holistic perspectives and analyses, which blend novel insights into local and on-the-ground perspectives, including those of the whole range of stakeholders (e.g., as part of case studies) with global or macro-level data and analyses. We conclude that only the combination of local and macro-perspectives is likely to provide a more convincing assessment of transboundary impacts of trade on sustainable development and human rights, and of interrelationships. Our case studies are therefore connected with a systems-dynamic modelling of global linkages and market dynamics, the latter related to trends, shocks, robustness, food system resilience, and food and nutrition security.
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D1.1Discussion paper and infographic(s) on the links between agricultural trade, invest- ments, environmental sustainability and human well-being.pdf
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- Publication date:
- April 4, 2022
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European Commission:
- MATS - Making Agricultural Trade Sustainable (101000751)
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- Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International