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17 - Integrated Assessment of the Sustainability and Resilience of Farming Systems
- By Francesco Accatino, Wim Paas, Hugo Herrera, Corentin Pinsard, Simone Severini, Franziska Appel, Birgit Kopainsky, Katarzyna Ba<span class='sc'>ń</span>kowska, Jo Bijttebier, Camelia Gavrilescu, Amr Khafagy, Vitaliy Krupin, Gordana Manevska-Tasevska, Franziska Ollendorf, Mariya Peneva, Carolina San Martín, Cinzia Zinnanti, Pytrik Reidsma
Edited by Miranda P. M. Meuwissen, Wageningen Universiteit, The Netherlands, Peter H. Feindt, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, Alberto Garrido, Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, Erik Mathijs, KU Leuven, Belgium, Bárbara Soriano, Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, Julie Urquhart, University of Gloucestershire, Alisa Spiegel, Wageningen Universiteit, The Netherlands
Book: Resilient and Sustainable Farming Systems in Europe
Published online: 21 April 2022
Print publication: 05 May 2022, pp 279-301
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This chapter assessed sustainability and resilience of eleven farming systems in their current situation, as well as in hypothetical future systems, using qualitative and quantitative methods. The assessment shows that current farming systems address sustainability dimensions in an unbalanced way and are characterized by poor resilience. Future resilient systems are imagined to promote environmental and social functions in the long term.

8 - Historical Legacies and Current Challenges for the Future Resilience of the Farming System in the Altmark
- By Franziska Appel, Anneke Meier, Franziska Ollendorf
Edited by Miranda P. M. Meuwissen, Wageningen Universiteit, The Netherlands, Peter H. Feindt, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, Alberto Garrido, Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, Erik Mathijs, KU Leuven, Belgium, Bárbara Soriano, Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, Julie Urquhart, University of Gloucestershire, Alisa Spiegel, Wageningen Universiteit, The Netherlands
Book: Resilient and Sustainable Farming Systems in Europe
Published online: 21 April 2022
Print publication: 05 May 2022, pp 140-155
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Up to the present, the farming system in the Altmark is shaped by its historical legacies of a socialist economy which together with contemporary challenges impact its functions and resilience capacities. Based on the analysis of this interplay, the chapter discusses possible future strategies to enhance the resilience of the farming system in the Altmark.

18 - A Resilience-Enabling Environment for Farming Systems
- By Erik Mathijs, Jo Bijttebier, Francesco Accatino, Peter H. Feindt, Camelia Gavrilescu, Gordana Manevska-Tasevska, Miranda P. M. Meuwissen, Franziska Ollendorf, Mariya Peneva, Carolina San Martín, Simone Severini, Alisa Spiegel, Mauro Vigani, Katarzyna Zawali<span class='sc'>ń</span>ska, Erwin Wauters
Edited by Miranda P. M. Meuwissen, Wageningen Universiteit, The Netherlands, Peter H. Feindt, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, Alberto Garrido, Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, Erik Mathijs, KU Leuven, Belgium, Bárbara Soriano, Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, Julie Urquhart, University of Gloucestershire, Alisa Spiegel, Wageningen Universiteit, The Netherlands
Book: Resilient and Sustainable Farming Systems in Europe
Published online: 21 April 2022
Print publication: 05 May 2022, pp 302-320
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This chapter aims to formulate principles and recommendations for an enabling environment that fosters resilience of farming systems. Principles have been derived from archetypical patterns identified in the various case studies on how actions in the enabling environment tend to constrain the resilience of farming systems.

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17 - Integrated Assessment of the Sustainability and Resilience of Farming Systems

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8 - Historical Legacies and Current Challenges for the Future Resilience of the Farming System in the Altmark

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