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Agricultural risk management strategy, policy and mainstreaming

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    Course: Agricultural risk management strategy, policy and mainstreaming
    Agricultural risk management and resilience
    2018
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    This fact sheet describes the following e-learning course: Responding to risk requires developing strategies which combine different risk management tools as well as policies and programs to address constraints and broader issues that create the context in which risks occur. This course will present the role that major stakeholders in the agrifood system can play to design Agriculture Risk Managment (ARM) strategies and make them effective and sustainable.
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    Agricultural risk management tools
    E-learning fact sheet
    2020
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    This fact sheet describes the course that focuses on what can be done at the farm, local area/community, and national levels to manage risks in agriculture.
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    Course: Agricultural risk management tools
    Agricultural risk management and resilience
    2018
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    This fact sheet describes the following e-learning course: Risks in agriculture arise from a variety of sources. There are several risk management options that can be used to either mitigate, transfer or cope with risks in agriculture. Choosing the most appropriate tool depends on various factors such as type of risk, tools availability, and level of responsibility. This course focuses on what can be done at the farm, local area/community, and national levels to manage risks in agriculture.

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