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What public financial flows for agroecology in Wallonia?

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Authors: Amrom, Caroline; Courtois, Anne-Maud; Farming without harming policy action resilient agriculture;

handle: 2078.1/294451

What public financial flows for agroecology in Wallonia?

Abstract

À la demande d’un collectif d’organisations, l’équipe de recherche du SYTRA (UCLouvain) a mené une étude intitulée « Financement de la transition agroécologique en Région wallonne ; Établissement d’un référentiel d’évaluation et aperçu de la situation ». Cette étude(disponible sur www.sytra.be) est une première en Wallonie. Elle révèle le manque criant de financements publics qui soutiennent la transition agroécologique : seuls 10% des fonds publics wallons destinés aux systèmes alimentaires soutiennent effectivement la transition agroécologique.

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Belgium
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agroecology, methodological framework, Transition, Public finance

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