Today we would like to share with you a new research of great value for farmers and all those interested in agricultural decision-making. This study, in which our NOVASOIL colleague Dimitre Nikolov participates, aims to analyse the mechanisms that can support the agricultural sector in the creation of public goods, assessing their effectiveness and capacity to improve the supply of these goods. In addition, it aims to provide information and recommendations on how to stimulate the creation of public goods in the agricultural sector and achieve positive effects in the regions.
Improving the supply of public goods in the agricultural sector is essential to increase the attractiveness of regions. However, it is important to take into account the specificities of each region and to make the most of local resources when adopting a supportive approach.
In this regard, significant differences in the potential of the mechanisms studied were identified, making it difficult to balance their impacts on territorial development.
To address this challenge, the authors propose to develop and test scenarios based on the identified mechanisms in order to promote the creation of public goods and achieve synergies at regional level. In summary, this article aims to identify and evaluate the most effective mechanisms to support the agricultural sector in the creation of public goods in order to improve the image and attractiveness of the regions.
The results of this study are presented in tabular form, showing the ratings of different indicators for the implementation of agricultural support mechanisms in the creation of public goods. The indicators with the highest ratings are efficiency and adoption, suggesting that the mechanisms must be effective and recognised by beneficiaries to achieve their objectives. Measuring results and targeting of the mechanisms are considered priority intermediate indicators for successful implementation. On the other hand, the generation of additional benefits and the costs associated with the implementation of the mechanisms are considered less important in the list of indicators.
In addition, the existence of significant differences in the potential of the mechanisms studied is highlighted, which poses challenges for balancing their impacts on territorial development. Therefore, the development and testing of scenarios based on the identified mechanisms is suggested, with the aim of promoting the creation of public goods and achieving synergies at the regional level.
In conclusion, it is essential to support the agricultural sector in the creation of public goods. This article has assessed various mechanisms and their potential to improve the supply of public goods in the agricultural sector. The results and conclusions presented provide valuable information to make informed decisions and promote regional development through the creation of public goods in agriculture.
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