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Abstract
This scoping review examines the effectiveness of incentives in promoting the adoption of sustainable agricultural practices and their impact on environmental, economic, and productivity outcomes. Analyzing nearly 18,000 papers, the study finds that programs linked to short-term economic benefits have higher adoption rates. Long-term adoption is strongly motivated by perceived benefits for farms or the environment. Technical assistance and extension services are crucial for promoting sustainable practices. Policy effectiveness hinges on considering the target population's characteristics and trade-offs between economic, environmental, and social outcomes.
Publisher
Nature Sustainability
Published On
Oct 12, 2020
Authors
Valeria Piñeiro, Joaquín Arias, Jochen Dürr, Pablo Elverdin, Ana María Ibáñez, Alison Kinengyere, Cristian Morales Opazo, Nkechi Owoo, Jessica R. Page, Steven D. Prager, Maximo Torero
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sustainable agriculture
incentives
adoption rates
economic benefits
environmental impact
policy effectiveness
technical assistance

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