Governing multifunctional agriculture in the EU - howcan policies benefit both biodiversity and agriculture?

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Workshop Program
08:30 REGISTRATION AND COFFEE/TEA
09:00 WELCOME AND INTRODUCTION
Dr Ilke Borowski-Maaser, Interessen Im Fluss (Moderator)
09:30 MULTAGRI – AN ERANET EFFORT TO ADDRESS SPATIAL CHALLENGES
Prof Henrik G. Smith, Lund University (Sweden)
09:45 GOVERNING BIODIVERSITY AND ECOSYSTEM SERVICES IN FARMLAND – WHY IS A LANDSCAPE PERSPECTIVE NEEDED?
Ecological interventions: Why scale matters, and how a landscape perspective helps; Dr Juliana Dänhardt, Lund University (Sweden)
Presentation and discussion
11:00 IMPACTS OF CAP ON AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT AND PROVISIONING OF PUBLIC GOODS
Allocation of support under the CAP: income support, ecosystem services and public goods; Prof Felix Schläpfer, Kalaidos University of Applied Sciences (Switzerland)
Impacts of Ecological Focus Areas on regional development; Dr Amanda Sahrbacher, Leibniz Institute of Agricultural Development in Transition Economies (Germany)
Presentations and discussion
12:15 LUNCH
13:15 ALTERNATIVE GOVERNANCE APPROACHES TO ADDRESS SCALE ISSUES IN AGRICULTURAL LANDSCAPES
Biodiversity in agricultural landscapes: Limitations of the Common Agricultural Policy; Prof Julia Leventon, Leuphana University Lüneburg (Germany)
Thinking about alternatives: Scenarios for governing biodiversity management
Sarah Velten, Leuphana University Lüneburg (Germany)
Ways forward: What could be acceptable alternative approaches for
governing biodiversity management?; Tamara Schaal, Leuphana University Lüneburg (Germany)
Presentations and discussion
14:30 LANDSCAPE PERSPECTIVE: A PROMISING APPROACH FOR
GOVERNING MULTIFUNCTIONAL AGRICULTURAL LANDSCAPES?
Final discussion and outlook
15:00 END OF WORKSHOP

Period	2016 okt. 12
Typ av evenemang	Workshop
Plats	Bryssel, BelgienVisa på karta