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Agri-Food Production
and Consumption
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GOOD PRACTICES -
Case Studies


There are numerous successful stories of reducing environmental impacts in agri-food production and consumption. We have collected a number of them to share with our users. You can use three groups of criteria to select case studies: environmental issues addressed, measures and solutions used and sector within the agri-food production and consumption chain. If you want to browse through all the case studies, go to the bottom of the page and click on "list all". If you have a successful story to tell, please share it with us and our users. Click on "Send your case study" on the side bar to get the template.

Environmental Issues

water
soil
air emissions
biodiversity
manure management problems
energy
ozone layer depleting
wastes
effluents

Others:

Possible Measures
and Solutions


Cleaner Production
Eco-Design
Environmental Impact Assessment
Environmental Management System
Environmental Reporting
Environmental Technology Assessment
Environmentally Sound Technologies
Extended Producer Responsibility
Integrated Policies and Regulations
Life Cycle Analysis
Supply Chain Management

Others:

Select the check boxes to determine the criteria of the case studies you would like to search for. Selecting two or more will produce a list of case studies which encompass all the selected criteria. Not selecting anything will list all case studies in the database. You may also type in a criteria in the "Others" text box. After selecting the criteria, click on the "Search Now'" button to start the search process.
Sector or Components of the Agri-Food Chain

crop production
livestock / fish production
processing
pesticides / herbicides
fertilizer
packaging
distribution
consumption

Others:

   

 

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