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DocumentLiterature Review and Proposal for an International Typology of Agricultural Holdings
A World Agricultures Watch report
2013Also available in:
No results found.The purpose of the present report is to present an overview of the potential policy advantages of establishing an international typology of agricultural holdings. To this end, a set of indicators was created by assessing the extent to which the sustainable livelihoods and capital asset frameworks accompanied by territorial analyses can be effectively used. It also presents an overview of agricultural transformations in the light of current global challenges such as food & energy security, climat e change, poverty and inequality. -
DocumentPanorama of Typologies of Agricultural Holdings
A World Agricultures Watch report
2013Also available in:
No results found.This report summarizes key results obtained in the 73 countries covered by the literature review regarding a typology of agricultural holdings. This document is therefore organized per region and country. The following geographical approach allows the readers to focus on the literature review of one part of the world, namely: North America, European Union, Balkan Countries, Latin America, Africa and South East Asia. -
DocumentSynthesis of WAW country case studies
A World Agricultures Watch report
2014Also available in:
No results found.The elaboration of an international typology of agricultural holdings is a core task under the WAW methodological framework in order to 1) facilitate the comparison between different holdings, and 2) address the monitoring of transformations to inform policy debate at country level. Both aspects shall contribute to enhance poverty analysis and policy formulation, highlighting stakes and the needs of the most vulnerable groups. The aim of the present report is to summarize the key findings of t he typology developments undertaken in seven countries.
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