Opting for the middle ground – blended sustainability as the way forward
In both developed and developing countries, policy stakeholders are tussling with the question of whether to promote agroecological intensification or sustainable agricultural intensification to deal with the multiple burden of a growing population, a changing climate, environmental degradation, and...
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| author | Mockshell, Jonathan Yaw |
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| description | In both developed and developing countries, policy stakeholders are tussling with the question of whether to promote agroecological intensification or sustainable agricultural intensification to deal with the multiple burden of a growing population, a changing climate, environmental degradation, and a precarious food and nutrition security situation. This has nurtured intense debates and created an impasse among policy actors. Blended sustainability could be a way out. |
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| spelling | CGSpace977842025-12-08T10:29:22Z Opting for the middle ground – blended sustainability as the way forward Mockshell, Jonathan Yaw agroecology sustainable intensification sustainable agriculture farmers In both developed and developing countries, policy stakeholders are tussling with the question of whether to promote agroecological intensification or sustainable agricultural intensification to deal with the multiple burden of a growing population, a changing climate, environmental degradation, and a precarious food and nutrition security situation. This has nurtured intense debates and created an impasse among policy actors. Blended sustainability could be a way out. 2018 2018-10-24T18:10:10Z 2018-10-24T18:10:10Z Journal Article https://hdl.handle.net/10568/97784 en Open Access DLG-Verlag GmbH Mockshell, Jonathan. (2018). Opting for the middle ground – blended sustainability as the way forward. Rural 21: The international journal for rural development . 52(3): 29-30 |
| spellingShingle | agroecology sustainable intensification sustainable agriculture farmers Mockshell, Jonathan Yaw Opting for the middle ground – blended sustainability as the way forward |
| title | Opting for the middle ground – blended sustainability as the way forward |
| title_full | Opting for the middle ground – blended sustainability as the way forward |
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| title_short | Opting for the middle ground – blended sustainability as the way forward |
| title_sort | opting for the middle ground blended sustainability as the way forward |
| topic | agroecology sustainable intensification sustainable agriculture farmers |
| url | https://hdl.handle.net/10568/97784 |
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