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  1. Evaluating agri-environmental policies
    design, practice and results ; [OECD Workshop on Evaluating Agri-Environmental Policies ... held on 6 - 8 December 2004 in Paris]
    Published: 2005

    These conference proceedings present a series of evaluations of agri-environmental policies in OECD countries. They examine how effective the policies have been in achieving objectives and what policy makers have learned about the design and... more

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    These conference proceedings present a series of evaluations of agri-environmental policies in OECD countries. They examine how effective the policies have been in achieving objectives and what policy makers have learned about the design and implementation of their policies. These proceedings show that different methods of policy evaluation are complementary. Most countries focus on evaluating the environmental effectiveness rather than the economic efficiency of policies, using physical indicators rather than monetary values. Many policies are achieving their environmental objectives, but are taking longer than originally anticipated. The initiative being taken in many countries to incorporate monitoring and data collection into program design and implementation is a positive development. But a number of steps need to be taken to improve the quality of evaluations, including the better articulation of policy goals and objectives, improving data quality and establishing baselines for comparison.--Publisher's summary

     
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    Source: Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin
    Language: English
    Media type: Book
    Format: Print
    ISBN: 9264010106
    RVK Categories: QT 200 ; ZB 56000 ; ZA 57000
    Subjects: Agrarpolitik; Umweltpolitik; Wirkungsanalyse; OECD-Staaten; Agriculture; Environmental policy; Agriculture and state
    Scope: 410 S., graph. Darst., Kt., 27 cm
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    Auch als Online-Ausg. erschienen

    / Darryl Jones: pt. 1. Evaluation design. Evaluating agri-environmental policies in the OECD

    pt. 1. Evaluation design.Evaluating agri-environmental policies in the OECD/ Darryl Jones --Building accountability structures into agri-environmental policy development/ Steve Montague --What constitutes a good agri-environmental policy evaluation?/ David Pearce-- pt. 2. Evaluation of payments : mid-term evaluation of rural development plans.Evaluation of agri-environmental measures in Flanders, Belgium/ Koen Carels and Dirk van Gijseghem --Evaluation of agri-environmental policies implemented in France from 2000 to 2002 under the CTE farm contract scheme/ Jean-Franc̦ois Baschet -- Theimplementation of organic farming : the case of Peloponnese, Greece /Konstantinos Kloudas, [et al.] -- Theevaluation of agri-environmental measures : a survey of different methods used by Itlian regions/ Annalisa Zezza-- pt. 3. Evaluation of payments : other. Key issues / Floor Brouwer --Evaluating agri-environmental schemes in England/ Geoffrey Radley --Alternative approaches for evaluating the performance of buffer strip policy in Finland/ Jussi Lankoski --Assessing long-term impacts of agri-environmental measures in Germany/ Bernhard Osterburg --Sweden's experience with evaluating agri-environmental payments/ Bo Norell and Martin Sjödahl --Evaluation of agri-environmental measures in Switzerland/ Ruth Badertscher --Conservation policy and agriculture in the US : valuing the impacts of the conservation reserve program/ Daniel Hellerstein-- pt. 4. Evaluation of taxes. Theuse of green taxes in Denmark for the control of the aquatic environment/ Hans Larsen --Taxes as a tool to reduce health and environmental risk from pesticide use in Norway /Erlend Spikkerud-- pt. 5. Evaluation of regulatory requirements. Theregulation of nutrient losses in Denmark to control aquatic pollution from agriculture/ Søren Kjaer --Has conservation compliance reduced soil erosion on US cropland?/ Roger Claassen-- pt. 6. Evaluation of advisory and institutional measures.Evaluating community-based programmes in Australia : the natural heritage trust and the national action plan for salinity and water quality/ Mike Lee -- TheCanadian shelterbelt program : economic valuation of benefits/ Surren Kulshreshtha and Edward Knopf --Evaluation of the New Zealand sustainable farming fund : a work in progress/ Kevin Steel-- pt. 7. Evaluation of policy mixes.Evaluation of agri-environmental policies in Japan/ Yukio Yokoi --Evaluation of the Dutch manure and fertiliser policy 1998-2002/ Hans van Grinsven, [et al.]

    / Steve Montague: Building accountability structures into agri-environmental policy development

    / David Pearce -- pt. 2. Evaluation of payments : mid-term evaluation of rural development plans. Evaluation of agri-environmental measures in Flanders, Belgium: What constitutes a good agri-environmental policy evaluation?

    / Jean-Franc̦ois Baschet -- The implementation of organic farming : the case of Peloponnese, Greece: Evaluation of agri-environmental policies implemented in France from 2000 to 2002 under the CTE farm contract scheme

    / Geoffrey Radley: Evaluating agri-environmental schemes in England

    / Jussi Lankoski: Alternative approaches for evaluating the performance of buffer strip policy in Finland

    / Bernhard Osterburg: Assessing long-term impacts of agri-environmental measures in Germany

    / Bo Norell and Martin Sjödahl: Sweden's experience with evaluating agri-environmental payments

    / Ruth Badertscher: Evaluation of agri-environmental measures in Switzerland

    / Daniel Hellerstein -- pt. 4. Evaluation of taxes. The use of green taxes in Denmark for the control of the aquatic environment: Conservation policy and agriculture in the US : valuing the impacts of the conservation reserve program

    Erlend Spikkerud -- pt. 5. Evaluation of regulatory requirements. The regulation of nutrient losses in Denmark to control aquatic pollution from agriculture: Taxes as a tool to reduce health and environmental risk from pesticide use in Norway

    / Roger Claassen -- pt. 6. Evaluation of advisory and institutional measures. Evaluating community-based programmes in Australia : the natural heritage trust and the national action plan for salinity and water quality: Has conservation compliance reduced soil erosion on US cropland?

    / Kevin Steel -- pt. 7. Evaluation of policy mixes. Evaluation of agri-environmental policies in Japan: Evaluation of the New Zealand sustainable farming fund : a work in progress

    / Hans van Grinsven, [et al.]: Evaluation of the Dutch manure and fertiliser policy 1998-2002
  2. Evaluating agri-environmental policies
    design, practice and results ; [OECD Workshop on Evaluating Agri-Environmental Policies ... held on 6 - 8 December 2004 in Paris]
    Published: 2005

    These conference proceedings present a series of evaluations of agri-environmental policies in OECD countries. They examine how effective the policies have been in achieving objectives and what policy makers have learned about the design and... more

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    Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin - Preußischer Kulturbesitz, Haus Potsdamer Straße
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    1 B 96251
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    Thünen-Institut, Zentrum für Informationsmanagement, Bibliothek Ländliche Räume
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    B 2084
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    Hochschule für Technik und Wirtschaft Dresden, Bibliothek
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    ZB 56000-06 0356
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    Leibniz-Institut für Agrarentwicklung in Transformationsökonomien, Bibliothek
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    A 4.2.8 Eval
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    Technische Informationsbibliothek (TIB) / Leibniz-Informationszentrum Technik und Naturwissenschaften und Universitätsbibliothek
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    These conference proceedings present a series of evaluations of agri-environmental policies in OECD countries. They examine how effective the policies have been in achieving objectives and what policy makers have learned about the design and implementation of their policies. These proceedings show that different methods of policy evaluation are complementary. Most countries focus on evaluating the environmental effectiveness rather than the economic efficiency of policies, using physical indicators rather than monetary values. Many policies are achieving their environmental objectives, but are taking longer than originally anticipated. The initiative being taken in many countries to incorporate monitoring and data collection into program design and implementation is a positive development. But a number of steps need to be taken to improve the quality of evaluations, including the better articulation of policy goals and objectives, improving data quality and establishing baselines for comparison.--Publisher's summary

     
    Export to reference management software   RIS file
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    Content information
    Source: Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin
    Language: English
    Media type: Book
    Format: Print
    ISBN: 9264010106
    RVK Categories: QT 200 ; ZB 56000 ; ZA 57000
    Subjects: Agrarpolitik; Umweltpolitik; Wirkungsanalyse; OECD-Staaten; Agriculture; Environmental policy; Agriculture and state
    Scope: 410 S., graph. Darst., Kt., 27 cm
    Notes:

    Enth. zahlr. Beitr

    Auch als Online-Ausg. erschienen

    / Darryl Jones: pt. 1. Evaluation design. Evaluating agri-environmental policies in the OECD

    pt. 1. Evaluation design.Evaluating agri-environmental policies in the OECD/ Darryl Jones --Building accountability structures into agri-environmental policy development/ Steve Montague --What constitutes a good agri-environmental policy evaluation?/ David Pearce-- pt. 2. Evaluation of payments : mid-term evaluation of rural development plans.Evaluation of agri-environmental measures in Flanders, Belgium/ Koen Carels and Dirk van Gijseghem --Evaluation of agri-environmental policies implemented in France from 2000 to 2002 under the CTE farm contract scheme/ Jean-Franc̦ois Baschet -- Theimplementation of organic farming : the case of Peloponnese, Greece /Konstantinos Kloudas, [et al.] -- Theevaluation of agri-environmental measures : a survey of different methods used by Itlian regions/ Annalisa Zezza-- pt. 3. Evaluation of payments : other. Key issues / Floor Brouwer --Evaluating agri-environmental schemes in England/ Geoffrey Radley --Alternative approaches for evaluating the performance of buffer strip policy in Finland/ Jussi Lankoski --Assessing long-term impacts of agri-environmental measures in Germany/ Bernhard Osterburg --Sweden's experience with evaluating agri-environmental payments/ Bo Norell and Martin Sjödahl --Evaluation of agri-environmental measures in Switzerland/ Ruth Badertscher --Conservation policy and agriculture in the US : valuing the impacts of the conservation reserve program/ Daniel Hellerstein-- pt. 4. Evaluation of taxes. Theuse of green taxes in Denmark for the control of the aquatic environment/ Hans Larsen --Taxes as a tool to reduce health and environmental risk from pesticide use in Norway /Erlend Spikkerud-- pt. 5. Evaluation of regulatory requirements. Theregulation of nutrient losses in Denmark to control aquatic pollution from agriculture/ Søren Kjaer --Has conservation compliance reduced soil erosion on US cropland?/ Roger Claassen-- pt. 6. Evaluation of advisory and institutional measures.Evaluating community-based programmes in Australia : the natural heritage trust and the national action plan for salinity and water quality/ Mike Lee -- TheCanadian shelterbelt program : economic valuation of benefits/ Surren Kulshreshtha and Edward Knopf --Evaluation of the New Zealand sustainable farming fund : a work in progress/ Kevin Steel-- pt. 7. Evaluation of policy mixes.Evaluation of agri-environmental policies in Japan/ Yukio Yokoi --Evaluation of the Dutch manure and fertiliser policy 1998-2002/ Hans van Grinsven, [et al.]

    / Steve Montague: Building accountability structures into agri-environmental policy development

    / David Pearce -- pt. 2. Evaluation of payments : mid-term evaluation of rural development plans. Evaluation of agri-environmental measures in Flanders, Belgium: What constitutes a good agri-environmental policy evaluation?

    / Jean-Franc̦ois Baschet -- The implementation of organic farming : the case of Peloponnese, Greece: Evaluation of agri-environmental policies implemented in France from 2000 to 2002 under the CTE farm contract scheme

    / Geoffrey Radley: Evaluating agri-environmental schemes in England

    / Jussi Lankoski: Alternative approaches for evaluating the performance of buffer strip policy in Finland

    / Bernhard Osterburg: Assessing long-term impacts of agri-environmental measures in Germany

    / Bo Norell and Martin Sjödahl: Sweden's experience with evaluating agri-environmental payments

    / Ruth Badertscher: Evaluation of agri-environmental measures in Switzerland

    / Daniel Hellerstein -- pt. 4. Evaluation of taxes. The use of green taxes in Denmark for the control of the aquatic environment: Conservation policy and agriculture in the US : valuing the impacts of the conservation reserve program

    Erlend Spikkerud -- pt. 5. Evaluation of regulatory requirements. The regulation of nutrient losses in Denmark to control aquatic pollution from agriculture: Taxes as a tool to reduce health and environmental risk from pesticide use in Norway

    / Roger Claassen -- pt. 6. Evaluation of advisory and institutional measures. Evaluating community-based programmes in Australia : the natural heritage trust and the national action plan for salinity and water quality: Has conservation compliance reduced soil erosion on US cropland?

    / Kevin Steel -- pt. 7. Evaluation of policy mixes. Evaluation of agri-environmental policies in Japan: Evaluation of the New Zealand sustainable farming fund : a work in progress

    / Hans van Grinsven, [et al.]: Evaluation of the Dutch manure and fertiliser policy 1998-2002