Pathways towards applied policy integration for sustainble agricultural systems

This project is an international collaboration that aims to improve understanding of the change patterns and policy trends affecting change in agricultural landscapes in developed countries, and to identify opportunities and good practices to improve policy integration for sustainable agricultural systems at the local scale.


Outcomes to date have included symposia at international conferences, an edited text, journal articles and reports that progressively enhance conceptual understanding and identify examples of good practice  

  • Title Original : Pathways towards applied policy integration for sustainble agricultural systems
  • Website : http:// www.leap.ac.nz
  • Project start : 2007
  • Project end : 2015
  • Contact Person : Simon Swaffield, Jorgen Primdahl
  • Funding Agency : Diverse, but include the Willum Foundation, Denmark, and OECD Cooperative Research Programme
  • Project Partners : Centre for Forest and Landscape, Copenhagen University; and Centre for Land Environment and People, Lincoln University
  • Project structure : The project involves comparative case studies from a range of OECD countries, brought together at workshops and symposia, and in edited texts and reports