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How landscape factors relate to biodiversity-economic performance in an Estonian grassland-rich regionNARA Subscribed
Halting biodiversity loss on semi-natural grassland has become a key priority of agri-environmental policies in Estonia. However, to what extent current schemes are sufficient to achieve biodiversity targets and the role of landscape factors is still insufficiently understood in this context. This study explored trade-offs between profitability and biodiversity conservation across heterogeneous Estonian agricultural landscapes...
Anticipating future socioeconomic conditions through scenarios supports effective land-use planning and management that safeguards biodiversity and ecosystem services (BES). This study introduces a novel participatory scenario development protocol to design consistent, nested regional scenarios tailored for BES assessments of agricultural land-use. The protocol is applied in four European case studies (subnational regions in A...
Zusammenfassung Die Digitalisierung des Einzelhandels geht mit Veränderungen der Arbeitsverhältnisse einher. Als zuletzt im Zuge der Coronapandemie der Online- und Hybridhandel (stationär und digital) expandierte, wurden auch damit verbundene prekäre Arbeitsbedingungen sichtbar. Gleichzeitig entstanden aber auch anspruchsvolle Arbeitsplätze, beispielsweise in IT und Verwaltung. Dies weist auf eine Polarisierung hin, die sich –...
Modelling Alternative Economic Incentive Schemes for Semi-Natural Grassland Conservation in EstoniaNARA Subscribed
Semi-natural grasslands (SNGLs) in Estonia are threatened by abandonment. This threat is leading to concerns about the degradation of biodiversity within grassland communities. Despite the high relevance of economic incentives in this context, how such incentives influence land managers’ decision-making regarding the agricultural use of SNGLs has not been investigated. To obtain its socio-ecological implications for policy-mak...
Towards diverse agricultural land uses: socio-ecological implications of European agricultural pathways for a Swiss orchard regionNARA Subscribed
Diverse agricultural land uses are a typical feature of multifunctional landscapes. The uncertain change in the drivers of global land use, such as climate, market and policy technology and demography, challenges the long-term management of agricultural diversification. As these global drivers also affect smaller scales, it is important to capture the traits of regionally specific farm activities to facilitate adaptation to ch...
Assessment of Nitrogen Management on Sunflower Yield and Its Economic Response in Smallholder Farms in a Semi-Arid RegionNARA Subscribed
Although sunflower production in Tanzania is increasing, smallholder farmers still face a number of constraints that result in poor yields. Lack or inadequate nutrient supply is one of the main factors limiting crop productivity in Tanzania. However, mineral fertilizer is not always easily available and not economically affordable by smallholder farmers. Therefore, the use of animal manure could be a feasible and financially v...
Provisioning ecosystem services play a vital role in sustaining human well-being. Agro-ecosystems contribute a significant share of these services, besides food and fodder and also fuel and fibre as well as regulating and cultural ecosystem services. Until now, the indication of provisioning ecosystem services of agro-ecosystems has been based almost only on yield numbers of agricultural products. Such an indication is problem...
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