Deliverables |
Reports & Research Notes |
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Key concepts to investigate agri-environmental contracts – Shared conceptual framework |
Dodsworth, J., Dutilly, C., Guédé, S., Prager, K. (2020): Complexities in Collective Approaches: Traditional Management and Agri-Environmental Contracting in the Pyrenees (France) and Northwest England (UK). Research note. |
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A framework and methods for analysing agri-environmental contracts – Shared analytical framework |
Dodsworth, J., Prager, K. (2021): Farmers’ Experiences of RBAPS in Wensleydale: Changing Management Practices and Perceptions of Environmental Public GoodsPublic goods are non-rival (they cannot be exhausted) and non-excludable (there are no boundaries). An environmental example in the Contracts2.0 context is an open and beautiful landscape which can be enjoyed by one person without... More. |
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Principles for contracta formal, written agreement for a specified duration signed by (at least) two parties. In Contracts2.0, we acknowledge the existence of informal contracts but use formal contracts to focus the research. More design and process design – a framework for synthesising the empirical research in contracts2.0 |
Lenzarini, C. (2020): The preservation of agricultural, plant and animal biodiversity as an element of landscape protection and territorial identity |
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Synthesis report on general design principles |
Nietzschmann, S., Sattler, C. (2022): An institutional analysisAn analysis of the rules regulating the behaviour of people, groups or organisations, paying attention to formal regulations and laws and/or informal rules about customs and practices. The interest lies in what rules have produced... More of the Burren Programme in Ireland using the interview-based Net-Map method. Research Note. |
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Insights into innovative contracta formal, written agreement for a specified duration signed by (at least) two parties. In Contracts2.0, we acknowledge the existence of informal contracts but use formal contracts to focus the research. More design to improve the integration of biodiversity and ecosystem services in agricultural management |
Prager, K., LePage, A., Dodsworth, J. (2022): Lessons for upscaling Payments by Results: Knowledge exchange between Irish, English and Flemish stakeholders. Report. |
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Institutional analysisAn analysis of the rules regulating the behaviour of people, groups or organisations, paying attention to formal regulations and laws and/or informal rules about customs and practices. The interest lies in what rules have produced... More of actors invovled in the governanceThe process of formulating decisions and guiding the behaviour of humans, groups and organisations in formally, often hierarchically organised decision-making systems or in networks that cross decision-making levels and sector bou... More of innovative contracts for agri-environmental and climate schemes |
Dutilly, C., Dodsworth, J., Dumortier, M., LePage, A., Oakley, N. (2022): Agri-environmental contracting on the Commons. Knowledge exchange between French, English and Flemish stakeholders. Report. |
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Effects of linear elements on ecosystem services supply and trade-offs in agricultural landscapes |
Megyesi, B., Kelemen, E., Pataki, G. (2022): Delphi study on innovative contracts for agri-environmental payments. Report. |
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Effects of entreprenurial attitudes and business models on environmental public goodsPublic goods are non-rival (they cannot be exhausted) and non-excludable (there are no boundaries). An environmental example in the Contracts2.0 context is an open and beautiful landscape which can be enjoyed by one person without... More and services |
Hassan, I., Kwaku Addo, P., Barsos, D. (2021): Qualitative assessment of Policy Innovation Labs. ESSRG/CEU Applied Policy Project Report. |
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Introducing the SWOT Scorecard Technique to analyse diversified agri-environmental collective schemes with a DEX Model |
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11 Contracta formal, written agreement for a specified duration signed by (at least) two parties. In Contracts2.0, we acknowledge the existence of informal contracts but use formal contracts to focus the research. More Innovation Lab factsheets Download D3.1 see also Best Practice Examples |
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Integrated evaluation report of innovative / interesting contracts |
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Report with a set of dream contracts and their expected application domain |
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Voices from the field: Summary report on European lessons-learned for alternative contracta formal, written agreement for a specified duration signed by (at least) two parties. In Contracts2.0, we acknowledge the existence of informal contracts but use formal contracts to focus the research. More models and their operating context from practitioner perspective Download D3.4 see also Practice Briefs |
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Catalogue on methods and tools for Policy Innovation Labs |
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Report on the national policy context |
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Incentives for sustainable farming: is there room for more innovative contracts in the european policy context? – Results from a Delphi Study |
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Policy green paper on new policies for novel contracts: policy recommendations on contracts for the delivery of environmental public goodsPublic goods are non-rival (they cannot be exhausted) and non-excludable (there are no boundaries). An environmental example in the Contracts2.0 context is an open and beautiful landscape which can be enjoyed by one person without... More. Download D4.4 see also Policy Briefs |
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Farmers’ preferences for results-based payment schemes attributes D5.1 preprint available upon request see also Policy Briefs |
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German farmers’ willingness to cooperate from public goods gamesare a widely applied economic experiments. In a public goods game, a group of people is endowed with resources which they can either place in a private or a joint account (public good). In a standard linear voluntary contributions... More and expert predictions Download D5.2 see also Policy Briefs |
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Consumer preferences for label-based approaches and integrating ecosystem service provision into the value chain D5.3 preprint available upon request see also Policy Briefs |
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How can experimental economicssubfield of economics that uses experimental methods/economic experiments to study individual and collective decision-making. By giving the researcher freedom to manipulate factors of interest, difficulties to establish causal rel... More methods improve the development of agri-environmental schemes? Download D5.4 see also Policy Briefs |
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Handbook for policymakers outlining the general requirements of an enabling policy framework for an effective and successful practical implementation of th enovel contractual models in Europe. |
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Final report |
Selected Milestones
- Factsheets on best practice examples
Download M2.1 - Guidelines for setting up and managing Contracta formal, written agreement for a specified duration signed by (at least) two parties. In Contracts2.0, we acknowledge the existence of informal contracts but use formal contracts to focus the research. More and Policy Innovation Labs
Download M3.1 and M4.1 - Dream contracta formal, written agreement for a specified duration signed by (at least) two parties. In Contracts2.0, we acknowledge the existence of informal contracts but use formal contracts to focus the research. More workshop at all Contracta formal, written agreement for a specified duration signed by (at least) two parties. In Contracts2.0, we acknowledge the existence of informal contracts but use formal contracts to focus the research. More Innovation Labs
Download M3.3 - Report on five cross-lab exchange workshops to identify lessons-learned for alternative contracta formal, written agreement for a specified duration signed by (at least) two parties. In Contracts2.0, we acknowledge the existence of informal contracts but use formal contracts to focus the research. More models from practitioner perspective
Download M3.4 - First round of Policy Innovation Lab workshops
Download M4.2 - Second round of Policy Innovation Lab workshops
Download M4.3.1 - Third Round of Policy Innovation Lab workshops – Improved measures for the current policy framework
Download M4.3.2 - Report on farmers’ interactions with the environment and collaborative approaches
Download M5.2 - Research design and attribute determination to elicit consumer preferences for label-based approaches to stimulate the provision of Ecosystem Services along the value chain
Download M5.3
